Burlington Record
McCormick Excavation and Paving of Stratton withdrew its bid to demolish what is known as the Courtney Building located at the corner of 14th Street and Martin Avenue in downtown Burlington. For more about the issue, see this week’s Record.
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McCormick Excavation and Paving of Stratton withdrew its bid to demolish what is known as the Courtney Building located at the corner of 14th Street and Martin Avenue in downtown Burlington. For more about the issue, see this week’s Record.
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