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Vermont’s largest city on track to hit ‘net zero’ by 2030

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Mayor does 360 and appoints Black woman to lead police study

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Burlington official to serve in Biden administration

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Burlington Country Club to allow winter grounds access

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Burlington Democrats nominate incumbent mayor

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Vermont police officer who was focus of protests is leaving

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Protesters march in Burlington for sixth night

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Concerns about developer’s plan for ongoing city project

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Vermont city, groups declare racism a health emergency

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Burlington residents encouraged to make noise Friday evening

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Vermont’s largest city hires equity director

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Burlington to send local alerts to residents

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FILE - In this April, 10, 2018, file photo, Police Chief Brandon del Pozo speaks during a news conference in Burlington , Vt., The chief told The Associated Press on Friday, Dec. 13, 2019, that he used an anonymous Twitter account in July to troll a government critic, and that he took six weeks of medical leave to seek mental health treatment after telling his story to the mayor. (AP Photo/Lisa Rathke, File)

Fake social accounts bring down police chief — and successor

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Mural of mostly white faces is vandalized in Vermont city

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Mayor seeks Democratic nomination for re-election bid

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Burlington, Vermont’s mayor stands by sanctuary city status

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Burlington mayor says news soon on plans for old power plant

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Mayor: Few new Americans expected in Burlington this year

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Work begins on $36M Champlain College apartment building

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FILE - In this Wednesday, March 26, 2014, file photo, a bus stop in Burlington, Vt., remained unused as a strike by the city's bus drivers continued into a second week, leaving thousands of people scrambling to find ways to get to work, school and appointments. Bus drivers in Vermont's largest county on Thursday, April 3, 2014, approved a contract that would end a more than two-week-old strike that has made transportation a challenge for students and other residents. (AP Photo/Wilson Ring, File)

Vermont bus strike ends; free service on Friday

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