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Progressives Hope to Gain Power on Burlington City Council
Burlington Democrats sent an email to supporters late last month touting the recent accomplishments of their city councilors, including blocking two referenda questions that would have otherwise gone before the city’s electorate. One would have allowed voters to weigh in on whether the Queen City should endorse an “apartheid-free...
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Thomas Renner outlines his goals for Winooski
WINOOSKI — Thomas Renner has been serving as the mayor of Winooski since September, following the resignation of Kristine Lott. He is running unopposed on Town Meeting Day for the remainder of Lott’s term. Renner shared his plans for next term, what Winooski residents should look out for...
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The Daily Gazette is buying The Adirondack Daily Enterprise
A Schenectady newspaper is purchasing the only daily newspaper in the Adirondacks. According to the Albany Times Union, the Daily Gazette is acquiring the Adirondack Daily Enterprise, a newspaper headquartered in Saranac Lake. The Gazette's owner, John DeAugustine, confirmed the deal in a phone call to the Times Union on Feb.11. He noted that the deal doesn’t include the purchase of the Enterprise’s printing press in the village.
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Chicago solar company acquires Adirondack hydropower provider
A Chicago-based solar company has acquired a clean energy provider in the Adirondacks. Northern Power & Light will continue to keep its headquarters in Saranac Lake. The company connects small, independently owned hydro facilities with local households and businesses that want to buy carbon-free electricity instead of the default power mix on the grid.
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7-lot Keene subdivision out for public comment
With a vision to create a family compound on a large swath of land in the Adirondacks, Philip and Kathleen Aylward and their three sons searched tax maps and wrote landowners to see if they’d sell. Luck hit in July 2023, when the couple from Oswego purchased 168 acres...
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Barre Development Corp. buys blighted downtown building
BARRE, Vt. (WCAX) - A Barre building long considered an eyesore is getting a new lease on life. After being left empty for over a decade, the Barre Area Development Corporation has bought the former Newberry’s Five and Dime property at 143 North Main Street. Barre has met its...
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Adirondack Roots launches Keene affordable housing complex
KEENE — The first three homebuyers in the affordable-forever Both Meadow Trail project in Keene closed on their homes recently, marking an important step in easing that community’s housing shortage. Adirondack Roots, a nonprofit housing organization based in Elizabethtown, spearheaded development of the four-home development off state Route...
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Mad River Glen nears acquisition of 1,000 acres for ski expansion
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Michael Long: Streamlining housing permits shouldn’t sideline the public
Leveraging a “housing crisis” to scrap environmental protection or other community values makes no sense at all. Read the story on VTDigger here: Michael Long: Streamlining housing permits shouldn’t sideline the public .
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Tracking the park’s most contentious projects in 2025
At the southern end of the park, the Adirondack Park Agency approved 357 additional lots to a 299-lot RV resort in the town of Mayfield on Great Sacandaga Lake, despite the concerns of neighbors. The project is also dependent on the agency approving a sewer line to the area. A welcome center in the region also made news when its costs grew from $1.2 million to $8.4 million. Officials are searching for additional funds.
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Multiple downtown Waterbury businesses face sudden eviction notice
Multiple commercial tenants on Stowe Street in Waterbury, including The Phoenix Gallery & Music Hall, are facing uncertainty after their landlord, the owner of the Radio Vermont Group, served them with an eviction notice on Dec. 22. The eviction of tenants on the second floor of 5-7 Stowe Street was...
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Waterbury businesses get eviction notices despite active leases
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Vt. property owner adds holiday twist to middle finger statue display
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V/T 4th quarter commercial real estate transactions
Vermont Business Magazine Burlington-based commercial real estate company V/T Commercial has released their fourth quarter commercial real estate transactions. Yves Bradley announced the lease of 2,421 square feet at 87 Church Street, Burlington, to Golden Hour Gifts Company. Bradley assisted the tenant and the landlord, Howard Opera House Associates, in this lease.