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"On the surface it looks like we're just giving away free veggies," said Nour El-Naboulsi. "But we are bringing our community members into a solidarity fold."
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Superior Court Judge Samuel Hoar, in a Nov. 19 decision, wrote the city had broad authority under state law to place restrictions on short-term rentals.
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Burlington Police Chief Jon Murad won’t seek reappointment next year, and the city says there will be a national search to find a replacement.
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The Queen City's mayor and two police officers discuss how a new oversight panel would work.
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The top prosecutor in Chittenden County says she doesn't expect to add hate crime charges against Jason Eaton, who is accused of shooting two Palestinian Americans and a Palestinian last year in Burlington.
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Christine Farrell, who died this year at the age of 72, had one of the only complete collections of everything published by DC Comics. Nearly 500 of the rarest comics in her collection were sold at auction last weekend.
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Christine Farrell, who owned Burlington’s Earth Prime Comics, is believed to be the first person to have a complete collection of everything published by DC Comics. Her collection starts in 1935 and includes the first appearances of Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman, as well as more obscure comics.
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The new walk-in clinic for people experiencing a mental health crisis will open on Oct. 28. Social service providers hope it will reduce pressure on hospital emergency departments.
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“People need a place. And that’s what it really comes down to,” said Rutland Mayor Mike Doenges.
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The Burlington Electric Department said they'll place a portion of the new electric vehicle chargers in historically disadvantaged neighborhoods.