Bruce Seifer, who died last week, was one of the most influential unelected persons in Burlington s last 30 years. As a staff member of the Community and Economic Development Office, he authored the compelling Jobs and People economic report to the city and a national book on local development. He helped create the Vermont Employee Ownership Center. With Steve Conant, David Griffin, Peter Perez, Doug Nedde, me as a state representative, and others, Bruce also helped birth the South End Business Association. A passionate progressive, Bruce could talk to anyone on any subject. What he cared about was the economic
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Seifer, who died on Tuesday, worked in the city’s Community and Economic Development Office from 1983 to 2011. Friends and colleagues said he built the foundation for sustainable community development.
Melinda Moulton looked as giddy as a schoolgirl while strolling past the shiny silver Amtrak train. It was about to depart Burlington's Union Station on.