May 26, 2021By Brooke Geery RUTLAND— The former Knight of Columbus (KOC) building is showing the classic signs of remodeling, as it…
May 26, 2021Jobs The number of hotel and restaurant jobs increased by 1,800 in April, out of 1,900 total new private-sector jobs last month.…
May 26, 2021By Lee Emmons This spring, as you walk outside, keep an ear open for two distinctive bird songs: “zee zee…
May 26, 2021Plan presents opportunities to spur economy, reduce energy use and costs Achieving Vermont’s climate commitments is not only possible—it is…
May 26, 2021By Merisa Sherman I can feel it pulling me, step by step I move further into the darkness. The deeper…- May 26, 2021New signs will remind public The Partners for Prevention, a program of Rutland Regional Medical Center, has joined with the…
- May 26, 2021By Peg Bolgioni Scott Corbett, director of the Allen Street Campus, has a phrase he often tells his students, “We…
May 26, 2021Volunteers plant flowering trees, including cherry, pear, horse chestnut A small army of Rutland Blooms volunteers beautified Rutland’s northern gateway…- May 26, 2021A Mettawee Community School sixth grader broke into an ecstatic dance and clenched her fists in the air, as her…
May 26, 2021Community-built wood playground no longer meets safety, development requirements By Polly Mikula Killington Elementary School’s (KES) wooden playground, Kids' Kingdom,…
May 26, 2021‘All are welcome here,’ says new Rutland campaign Building off a desire to make the greater Rutland community hospitable to…
May 26, 2021Vaccinating 80% of the state’s eligible population may be achieved this week, the governor says By Polly Mikula Governor Phil…
May 26, 2021By Brett Yates Through a proposal aimed to boost LGBTQ Pride Month locally, Alderman Thomas Franco is hoping to help…
May 26, 2021By Polly Mikula The forest fire that broke out Saturday, May 15, in Killington has been contained but is still…- May 26, 2021By Tom Kearney/VTDigger Ibjar Meneses wasn’t expecting to open a brick-and-mortar business downtown during the pandemic. He started selling tamales out…
