By Katy Savage If you’re planning to go to Woodstock, don’t forget your face mask. The Woodstock Village Trustees and town Select Board have required masks both inside retail stores and in outdoor public spaces since July 9. The requirement […]
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RCHS hosts ‘At Home Kitten Noses and Yoga Poses’
If you love yoga and you love the Rutland County Humane Society (RCHS), then you’ll love our super fun fundraiser! Join RCHS in your own home on Thursday, August 13 at 5:30 p.m. via Zoom for yoga with your cat! […]
Storm water solvable at new Woodstock school site, consultants find
By Curt Peterson The Windsor Central Unified Union School District (WCUUSD) building and grounds committee will tell the full school board at its next meeting on Aug. 3 that concerns about drainage, wetlands, and storm water management can be resolved […]
Angst over Hartland intersection continues
$1.4 million project to be voted on Aug. 11 By Curt Peterson A project to reconfigure the intersection of routes 5 and 12, and Ottauquechee Road at Hartland Three-Corners has evoked lively controversy in the town of 3,300 residents. The […]
Town of Killington selects STR compliance provider
The town of Killington has officially contracted with LODGINGRevs for short-term rental compliance, according to a news release Monday, July 13. “Short-term rentals in resort towns face their own unique needs, one of those needs being transparency with their local […]
Road construction projects scheduled for the week of July 13
Here is a list of road construction projects happening throughout Central Vermont. Please remember to drive safely in all work zones. Lives depend on it. Rutland and Windsor counties Bethel – The bridge replacement along VT 12 continues. The traffic pattern […]
Killington creates development review board in response to STR compliance
By Curt Peterson On July 7 the new Development Review Board held its first meeting after the Killington Select Board reorganized the planning commission and zoning board of adjustment in June. According to Zoning Administrator Preston Bristow, the planning commission […]
From recovery to renewal and resilience
Local support, community action team launches virtual recovery ‘visits’ in every county On July 9, the local support and community action team of the governor’s economic mitigation and recovery task force will launch a series of virtual Covid-19 recovery visits […]
Teen dies in late night rollover car crash, three others injured
PROCTOR—On Thursday, July 9, at approximately 3:18 a.m., troopers from the Vermont State Police – Rutland Barracks were assigned to a single vehicle crash with entrapment and ejection on West Street, in Proctor. Through investigation it was determined Gabe Capen, […]
Rutland City police officers shot and wounded two Rutland men
UPDATE: Thursday, July 9 The Vermont State Police identified the Rutland City Police Officers present at the time of Wednesday’s shooting as: Cpl. Elias Anderson, seven years of service with Rutland City Police. Officer Tyler Billings, three years of service […]