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The Community and Economic
Development Office is a department of the City of Burlington.
We work with the community to foster economic vitality; preserve
and enhance neighborhoods, quality of life and the environment;
and promote equity and opportunity for all residents of Burlington.
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Call For Vendors For The ONE World Market:
Whether you’ve always dreamed of selling at a farmer’s
market or want to share your unique art or crafts, the ONE World
Market at the Old North End Ramble is your chance to get your
product out there! Hurry, the application deadline is July
1! [Read more]
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Change the World - Become an AmeriCorps Member:
The CEDO AmeriCorps*VISTA and We All Belong AmeriCorps*State
Programs are pleased to announce the AmeriCorps positions for
the 2009-2010 program year.
[Read more]
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Transition to College and Careers: Interested in
preparing for the jobs of tomorrow? Free classes at CCV,
in partnership with Vermont Adult Learning, offer a focus on
health care and green careers. [Read
more]
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Moran Project Receives $100,000 Grant from the State of Vermont
for Environmental Remediation: The State of Vermont
Department of Environmental Conservation has announced that the
Moran project will receive a $100,000 grant to begin the process
of cleaning-up environmental contamination at the site. Mayor
Bob Kiss said that the grant, which was awarded by DEC's
Brownfields Reuse Program, is an important step towards the
redevelopment of the former coal-fired electric generating
plant.
[Read more]
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Jobs &
People IV (DRAFT): This Draft Report containing
economic and demographic data on Burlington’s local and regional
economy is now available for public review and comment.
[Read
more]
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City Support for the Redevelopment of the BankNorth Block:
The city has provided $1,488,375 to support a model smart
growth project on a key downtown block. [Read
more]
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CEDO's programs are available to all people
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the accessibility of CEDO's programs, contact us at 802·865·7144
/ cedofd@ci.burlington.vt.us.
Site last updated June 16, 2009
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