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Crash victim in serious condition
A 17-year-old Mount St. Joseph Academy student struck by a car outside Rutland Intermediate School Wednesday night remained in serious condition at a New Hampshire hospital on Thursday, city police said.
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Public meeting today on development needs
The Rutland County community is invited to weigh in on the region's housing, public service and community and economic development needs at a state-sponsored forum at the West Rutland Town Hall Auditorium from 4 to 6 p.m. today.
Fire Chief Joseph Skaza of the West Rutland Fire Department commands the cab of Engine No.
A generator and air compressor were stolen from a service trailer at Harvest Equipment on Nov.
Volunteers treat Thanksgiving diners like family
Each Thanksgiving, it's customary for Michael Burke to welcome an additional 250 people or so into his already large family.
Man jailed on probation complaint
A West Rutland man on probation is back in jail after a variety of new charges. Christopher Johnson, 26, of Marble Street, pleaded innocent Monday in Rutland District Court to misdemeanor charges of violating an abuse prevention order, drug possession and unlawful mischief.
Vt. Civil Air Patrol members gather at the Rutland Airport
Volunteer Civil Air Patrol senior members and cadets from around Vermont gathered at CAP's Rutland Composite Squadron Headquarters located at the Rutland Southern Vermont Region Airport Nov.
School boards take initiative on austerity
Some local school districts have taken the first step to send the state and the public a message - we can save school resources on our own.
The Rutland County Republicans have set Dec. 1 as the date they will caucus to pick their slate of recommendations to the governor for a replacement for Sen.
Towns want state rules for wind turbines
Legislation regulating the placement of wind turbines around the state ought to be considered by lawmakers during the next legislative session.
Library open house to mark 80 years
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City Hall Reporter's Notebook: Mayor to unveil proposed budget
Another budget season kicks off tonight, when Mayor Christopher Louras presents his fiscal year 2011 proposal to the aldermen.
Rutland parade is the big 5-oh
Thousands came for the costumed bands, the illuminated floats, the sweets and screams flying through the air.
Markowitz to speak on youth transitions
Secretary of State Deborah Markowitz will speak about "Youth in Transition" at the Rutland Regional Partnership for Family Services' 11th Annual Community Celebration on Wednesday.
Wind towers discussed at West Rutland meeting
Two speakers said wind towers need to be a safe distance from homes and another said they do not need to be in Vermont during a forum Thursday.
Wind panel set to meet on Westside
Vermonters for a Clean Environment will host a panel discussion on wind power at 7 p.m. tonight at the West Rutland Town Hall.
A landlord, his wife and three tenants in two first and second-floor apartments escaped a fast-moving fire at 16 Cottage St.
The greater Rutland community needs to support the new proposal for a recreation center at Giorgetti Park, unveiled this week by the recreation department and the local Boys & Girls Club.
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