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Mayoral Endorsement of Kurt Wright by Burlington Police Officers Association (BPOA) 01/24/2012

Burlington Mayoral Candidate Kurt Wright (R) receives the endorsement of the Burlington Police Officers Association (BPOA). John Federico, president of the BPOA remarked:
“The Burlington Police Officer’s Association recently met with each of the three Mayoral candidates. Today we are announcing our endorsement for Kurt Wright for the next Mayor of Burlington. The BPOA has a history of lending its support for mayoral candidates, but it has been two elections since the last time the BPOA has done so.” Information on Wright's campaign: www.kurtwright2012.com

Kurt Wright Mayoral Campaign Kickoff 12/13/2011

Kurt Wright's (R) campaign kickoff features testimonials from Burlingtonians of all walks of life and across party lines. Information on his campaign: www.kurtwright2012.com

Forum - Burlington Democratic Caucus Candidates, Tim Ashe and Miro Weinberger 12/05/2011

The remaining two candidates seeking nomination to represent the Democratic party to become mayor of Burlington participate in a forum sponsored by Channel 17/Town Meeting Television.  Miro Weinberger, and Tim Ashe seek the nomination to represent the Democratic Party's mayoral choice after round 4 voting in the Burlington Democratic Party Caucus, scheduled for Sunday, December 11th.  The studio forum is moderated by WDEV Radio Show Host, Mark Johnson.

Ward 1 NPA Sponsored Center City Democratic Candidates Mayoral Debate 11/08/2011

Democratic candidates for Mayor of Burlington participate in a forum sponsored by the Ward 1 Neighborhood Planning Assembly.  Jason Lorber, Miro Weinberger, Bram Kranichfeld, and Tim Ashe particpate in the forum.  The format will be a modified debate; the candidates will have a set amount of time to address the questions and then after all the candidates have responded, each candidate will have an opportunity to rebut or distinguish their answer from the rest. The questions posed to the candidates will address issues pertaining to noise in the neighborhoods, quality of life for residents and tenants, the renewal of the memorandum of understanding with UVM, and addressing poverty in Burlington.

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