By Katy Savage The Rutland Redevelopment Authority has a new executive director. Ed Bove, who was the executive director of the Rutland Regional Planning Commission for eight years, is starting his new role Sept. 6. “It is an honor […]
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Table 24 closes in downtown Rutland
Staff report Owner Steven Sawyer has closed Table 24 in downtown Rutland after 15 years as a pillar of the dining scene downtown. Sawyer said he made the decision to focus on his family more, namely his almost 9-year-old […]
LaFountain Scores Big Before Rain at Devil’s Bowl Speedway
Five features to be made up throughout summer schedule Adam LaFountain was the only winner on a washout day at Devil’s Bowl Speedway on Sunday, June 25. The event, presented by Fair Haven/Poultney Auto Supply, was postponed by rain […]
Regional Independence Day & fireworks schedule
Woodstock Revel in patriotic events throughout Woodstock. From traditional fireworks and barbecues to historic activities and games. Fireworks begin July 4, at 6 p.m. at Billings Park and surrounding area. Rutland Fireworks will start at dusk at Northwood Park July […]
One day
Perhaps the biggest surprise of the legislature’s return last week was that the session was just one day in duration. Legislators were told to reserve June 20-22 if they were called back to take up any vetoes by the […]
All Brains Belong receives grant from Vt Dept of Health to address health inequity for neurodivergent Vermonters
All Brains Belong, a leading organization dedicated to supporting neurodivergent individuals, is pleased to announce that it has been awarded a significant grant from the Vermont Dept. of Health. The grant allows All Brains Belong to expand its capacity […]
Wonderfeet Kids Museum: A family haven, built by generous Vermonters, for visitors and residents alike
As most adults know, even a small contingent of cantankerous kiddoes stuck at home can wreak havoc: turning lamps into projectiles, beds into trampolines, and all species of house pets into scaredy-cats. For that kind of mayhem, grownups need […]
Proctor resident charged with possession of child sexual abuse material
The Attorney General’s Office announced June 22 that Michael Dubois, 35, of Proctor was arraigned today on seven felony counts of possession of child sexual abuse material. The charges brought against Dubois are the result of a criminal investigation, […]
KSAR moves from fire dept to police dept
By Katy Savage In an attempt to move on from turmoil, Killington’s search and rescue team (KSAR) will fall under the purview of the police department going forward, moving away from the fire department. Killington Police Chief Whit Montgomery […]
Killington Board sets flat municipal tax rate for FY24
By Curt Peterson The Killington Select Board approved the FY2024 municipal tax rate Monday night, at $.5444, a very slight increase over the current year FY2023 rate of $.5436, according to Town Manager Chet Hagenbarth. To calculate your property’s […]