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Mayor Weinberger Statement on Mass Shooting in Lewiston, Maine
October 26, 2023
Burlington, Vt. -- This morning, tragic events continue to unfold in small communities across Maine following a mass shooting event last night in Lewiston. Early reports describe a scene of ongoing mayhem with at least sixteen people dead, more than fifty injured, and the shooter still at large. This is one of 565 mass shootings in America this year. Mayor Weinberger made the following statement:
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Patrick Leahy Burlington International Airport Officially Renamed, New Logo Revealed
October 24, 2023
Burlington, Vt. –During a dedication ceremony last week, Vermont’s largest airport was officially renamed the “Patrick Leahy Burlington International Airport,” or “Leahy BTV” for short, in honor of Senator Patrick Leahy and his lasting contributions to the Airport, to the City of Burlington, and to Vermont. Mayor Miro Weinberger first announced his intent to rename the airport during his final State of the City in April, and the Burlington City Council took action to approve the change in May.
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Mayor Weinberger Announces he will not seek a Fifth Term as Mayor of Burlington
September 28, 2023
Burlington, Vt. – Today, Mayor Miro Weinberger announced he will not be seeking a fifth term as Mayor of Burlington. He made the announcement from the Lorraine B. Good Room in Burlington City Arts Studios on Church Street, where he first announced his intent to run for Mayor twelve years ago, surrounded by family, Department Heads, City staff, community leaders, and supporters.
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Mayor Weinberger Announces Over $44 Million in Savings for Burlington Taxpayers
September 18, 2023
Burlington, Vt. -- Today, Burlington Mayor Miro Weinberger announced over $44 million in savings for Burlington’s taxpayers, driven by favorable lending terms as a result of the City’s restored Aa3 credit rating. These locked-in savings were shared in Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) Katherine Schad’s Fiscal Health Report, an annual report that the administration has published since it was requested by the City Council in 2013 following the issuance of a $9 million Fiscal Stability Bond that year.
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