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Burlington city clerk credited with modernizing the office - Vimarsana News

Burlington city clerk credited with modernizing the office

Kathleen Salisbury is retiring after 42 years with the city of Burlington, including 36 of them as city clerk.

Source: tspr.org
Burlington's first female clerk retires after 42 years of service - Vimarsana News

Burlington's first female clerk retires after 42 years of service

Kathleen Salisbury was ready for the role of city clerk in 1985 but it would be nine months of interim work before the council named her to the post.

Sewer project will use most of Burlington's ARPA Money - Vimarsana News

Sewer project will use most of Burlington's ARPA Money

Burlington plans to use its American Rescue Plan Act money to pay for a pre-planned infrastructure project, freeing up debt capacity for future projects

Burlington City Clerk announces retirement - Vimarsana News

Burlington City Clerk announces retirement

Burlington, IA- Longtime Burlington City Clerk Kathleen Salisbury has announced her retirement. Salisbury has been with the city for over 42 years, 36 of which she served as City Clerk. Mayor Jon Billups said he was amazed at Kathleen's unfaltering loyalty to Burlington for over 40 years. He added, "The city's many mayors, councilpersons, and citizens owe a debt of gratitude to her for a job well done". Kathleen will certainly leave a legacy on an office she helped define for many years. Her last day is December 31, 2021. City staff are hosting a reception for Kathleen on T...

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Newspapers struggle to reflect local life - Vimarsana News

Newspapers struggle to reflect local life

Things have gotten more difficult for newspapers across the country.