Another street mural proposal has been submitted, this time by organization HOT Government, to paint the words, "Honest, Open, Transparent Government" in the roundabout next to City Hall. The proposal is reminiscent of the new "BLACK HUMANITY NOW" painting in front of the Courthouse.
BURLINGTON — Firefighters were back on the scene Wednesday afternoon after a house struck by fire late Tuesday night rekindled on the city’s west side.
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