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Voters will decide eight questions on the city’s ballot during Town Meeting Day. They address carbon impact fees, voting changes, redistricting and citizen ballot initiatives.

A political action committee backed by Burlington Mayor Miro Weinberger has raised $13,500 to defeat a ballot item that would create a new police oversight...

There is widespread sadness in the Portlaoise area at the passing of the late Denis Kavangh. Known affectionately by locals as Spokes, because of the famous bic...

/PRNewswire/ -- Boryung, an investment and management company, Axiom Space, the worlds leading commercial space station company, and Starburst Aerospace, the...

The winners of the first annual space health challenge, Advanced TeleSensors, Deep Space Biology, Myelin-H, Nano PharmaSolutions, ViBo Health, and...

The ordinance would take away the requirement for developers to build a certain amount of parking in an effort to spark development and reduce car usage.

In October 2020, Burlington city leaders switched on a pulsating water splash pad and declared City Hall Park reborn. Doreen Kraft, executive director of Burlington...

Sen. Kesha Ram Hinsdale (D-Chittenden) outpaced rival Democratic candidates for Vermont's lone U.S. House seat by raising $440,000 during the most recent quarter, campaign finance...

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The Operation Finally Home website detailed Zurn’s time in the service: Aaron began his service with two tours in Iraq as a U.S. Marine Corps Rifleman. On his first deployment to Fallujah, Aaron witnessed a fellow Marine killed by a rocket-propelled grenade within 10 minutes of arrival. That introduction, and the fierce fighting the Marines faced in Fallujah, still impact his life today. In 2010, Aaron sought a new challenge and reenlisted as a “jump qualified” Marine Special Operations F...