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What Burlington Needs [Re "Burlington Council Advances South End, Memorial Auditorium Plans," March 11, online]: I do hope everyone realizes that the Memorial Auditorium block.

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Burlington leaders seek input on housing study, developer incentives

Burlington and West Burlington leaders shared opportunities for growth and quality of life improvements in their respective cities.

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Plant milkweed, nectar plants to help endangered monarch butterflies

There s plenty Iowans can do to help the iconic black and orange butterflies that come through our state each year. Here are some tips on creating habitat.

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How to help Burlington feral cats after dissolution of nonprofit

Without A Street Cat With No Desire, Burlington s feral cat population will go unchecked unless residents do their part.

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Burlington to increase trash fees by 35 cents per month

Starting on July 1 residents will notice an increase in their trash bill of 35 cents per cart.

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