Patrick Crowley is a journalist and reporter for VTDigger, focusing on local news in Burlington, Vermont. With a background in reporting for various publications such as Valley News and Boston Globe Technology, Patrick covers a wide range of topics including politics, public safety, and community issues in the Burlington area.
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A group seeking to preserve the building said they may appeal the ruling.
The two party-endorsed candidates, state Rep. Emma Mulvaney-Stanak, a Progressive, and City Councilor Joan Shannon, a Democrat, have discussed public safety more than any other issue during the campaign.
Four out of eight council races don’t include an incumbent, and most incumbents are themselves relatively new to the council.
Mayor Miro Weinberger’s administration has proposed increasing the city’s public safety tax as one way to start patching a shortfall caused by the drying up of one-time federal funds and inflation.
By: Patrick Crowley
Over the last few years, Rhode Island has consistently demonstrated national leadership in addressing the impacts of climate change through legislative action.
By: Patrick Crowley
The event, which was held at Universal Studios Backlot in Los Angeles, also celebrated the release of Lee Isaac Chung’s new film Twisters.
By: Patrick Crowley
The Florida State University College of Medicine aims to prepare compassionate physicians who deliver the highest quality 21st-century patient-centered medicine to communities of greatest need.
By: Patrick Crowley
Dr. Alma Littles, dean of the Florida State University College of Medicine. (FSU Photography Services/Bill Lax)
By: Patrick Crowley, George Nee
While it continues to be important to attract new businesses to the state, we must also work to improve the jobs Rhode Islanders currently hold
Head of RI AFL-CIO says wind power good for the environment, good for working people.
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