$9,000 grant will help develop a guiding vision for the town following closure of Green Mountain College The town of Poultney received $9,000 in state planning grants to develop a guiding vision for the town and explore updates to the […]
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Pico Mountain debuts new ‘Peak Lodge’ for uphill travelers
By Polly Mikula “It was just sitting at the base of the Summit chair, so I decided to move it,” Rich McCoy, director of operations at Pico, said of the former Summit Dogs hot dog stand. “It took me a year […]
Cobra gymnasts take first at first
The Cobra Gymnastics team of Rutland is proving diligence pays off. Returning from the Friendship Classic in Hampton, New Hampshire, the team claimed a first place finish for the Xcel Gold team and a second place team finish for the […]
Rutland County Little League shares a love of baseball with area youth
By Brooke Geery It may be difficult to think about summer when your windshield wipers are frozen to your car and simply opening the door requires bundling up, but the warm weather will be here before you know it. And […]
Former Rutland water meter installer arrested for embezzlement
By Ed Larson A water meter installer, formerly employed by the Rutland City Department of Public Works, has been arrested. Paul Eric Voight, 51, of Castleton, became the subject of an investigation after Rutland City officials were informed of possible […]
The Mentor Connector raises $41,000 to support Rutland County youth
RUTLAND – Over 300 community leaders joined mentor matches from across Rutland County to raise money for mentoring. The 13th Annual Mentor Bowl, held Saturday, Jan. 25, included a basket raffle, silent auction, music, food, and bowling, and raised $41,000 […]
Woodstock resident named Windsor County state’s attorney
By Virginia Dean Woodstock resident Ward Goodenough is an archetypal product of Windsor County, not only because he simply loves it, but because he is determined to maintain its safety and protect its victims. After all, his mother is Vermont […]
Fake money found in Rutland
By Ed Larson A bag with about $4,000 of fake cash in it was found on the front lawn of a home on Kendall Avenue in Rutland Jan. 27. According to Rutland City Police Chief Brian Kilcullen, the bag contained […]
Rutland County real estate market booms
‘Affordability advantage’ helps produce best market in over a decade, offers great economic indicator for the region RUTLAND—With strong sales across the region in all price ranges and rapid sales of affordably priced homes, Rutland County’s real estate market is […]
Pittsford board takes a stand on gun rights
By Lee J. Kahrs/ The Reporter PITTSFORD – The Pittsford Select Board has unanimously supported a resolution making the Sunshine Village a gun owner sanctuary. The resolution claims the right to nullify, or invalidate, laws that infringe on what a […]