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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Miro_WeinbergerMiro Weinberger - Wikipedia

    Miro Weinberger (born February 25, 1970) is an American politician who was the 42nd mayor of Burlington, Vermont. He was the city's first Democratic Party mayor since Gordon Paquette was defeated by Bernie Sanders in 1981. [1]

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    • Task Force Formed To Investigate Orphanage Abuse | WAMC
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  3. vtdigger.org › 2024/03/31 › exit-interview-burlington-mayorExit interview: Burlington Mayor Miro Weinberger on 12 years at...

    31. März 2024 · Outgoing mayor Miro Weinberger reflects on his achievements, challenges and plans for the future in an exit interview with VTDigger. He discusses public safety, racial justice, CityPlace and his potential statewide run.

  4. www.vermontpublic.org › show › vermont-editionBurlington Mayor Miro Weinberger reflects on his 12 years in...

    27. März 2024 · Vermont Public interviews the outgoing mayor of Burlington, who served for 12 years and faced multiple crises. He reflects on his achievements, such as expanding shelter capacity and reducing opioid deaths, and his regrets, such as the delays of CityPlace project.

  5. www.burlingtonvt.gov › MayorOffice of Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak - Burlington, Vermont

    Contact the Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak, Mayor City Hall, Room 34 149 Church Street Burlington, VT 05401. Phone: 802-865-7272 Email: mayor@burlingtonvt.gov

  6. www.burlingtonfreepress.com › story › newsFormer Burlington Mayor Miro Weinberger contemplates next move

    2. Apr. 2024 · Miro Weinberger was Burlington's mayor for 12 years, the second longest tenure of any mayor. He believes he got the city back on track.

  7. www.vermontpublic.org › local-news › 2023/09/28Burlington Mayor Miro Weinberger won’t seek reelection

    28. Sept. 2023 · The Democratic mayor of Vermont’s largest city announced his decision to step down after 12 years in office. He oversaw financial recovery, major development projects, and gun control initiatives, but also faced controversies over policing and racial justice.

  8. vtdigger.org › 2023/09/28 › burlington-mayor-miro-weinbergerBurlington Mayor Miro Weinberger will not seek reelection

    28. Sept. 2023 · After 12 years of leading the Queen City, Weinberger announced he will not seek a fifth term as mayor. He faced challenges such as Covid-19, police reform, housing crisis and CityPlace stall.