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New nightclub enters planning stages for former Nectar’s building on Main St.

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With little ICE activity inside city, Mulvaney-Stanak reinforces immigrant protections
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Public Safety Committee seeks looser deadlines for 10-minute City Hall trespass appeals

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October 12, 2026

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School

School board renews protections born from student press censorship fight

Burlington School District commissioners re-approved a policy Tuesday night that protects student journalists from administrative censorship. READ MORE
October 9, 2026

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Business

Chamber launches downtown advocacy arm

As part of the launch, the Chamber is establishing a Downtown Business Alliance Advisory Board to guide policy positions and… READ MORE
October 7, 2026

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Parks

Charlie’s Boathouse property conserved for future public park

The Winooski Valley Park District has purchased the longtime Charlie’s Boathouse property in Burlington’s New North End, securing the waterfront… READ MORE
October 7, 2026

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UVMMC

UVMMC and unions agree on tentative two-year deals covering 3,000 workers following strike vote

Support staff and technical professionals at the University of Vermont Medical Center have reached tentative two-year contract agreements with hospital… READ MORE
October 6, 2026

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City Government

Burlington moves to streamline development review while funding critical infrastructure upgrades

Burlington city councilors took up a proposal last night to expand the city’s control over development review, alongside financing measures… READ MORE

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