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Proctor man charged after ejection from bar
A Proctor man kicked out of a Rutland bar by a state liquor inspector is facing a trio of charges for allegedly trying to leave the bar in his car.
Police Investigate Cruiser Crash
A Rutland police officer and another driver were hurt after the officer apparently blacked out and crashed head-on into a car at an intersection in the city.
Playground committee swings into action to raise cash for equipment
An enthusiastic group of parents wants to raise $30,000 in July to give Proctor Elementary School students their first playground equipment in years.
VT church to auction Jessie Wilcox Smith painting
A Proctor, Vt., church is auctioning a Jessie Wilcox Smith painting three months after the sale of a different painting by the artist owned by the town's library was invalidated.
Ham radio buffs set up emergency station
Amateur radio operators in Addison County will be showing off their emergency capabilities this weekend along with thousands of others around the country.
Music festival benefit scheduled for Sunday
The Killington Music Festival will hold its annual Jazz and Garden Party fundraiser at the home of Vicky and Bob Young of Proctor at 4 p.m. Sunday.
Public official called a 'Vt. original'
Charles Nichols Jr. found more ways than most to serve his community during his long lifetime.
Suggestions abound for western corridor
The western transportation corridor could use some passing lanes. And better stoplights.
School's fuel buy 'leaves us in the cold,' town says
After years of working together, the town of Rutland and the school are parting ways when it comes to buying fuel.
Librarian resigns over unauthorized sale of valuable painting
A librarian in Proctor has resigned after auctioning off a valuable painting owned by the Proctor Free Library.
Librarian resigns over auctioned painting
'Curly Locks,' a painting in the Proctor Library collection, had hung in the children's section at the library.
Omya Inc. cutting 10 jobs in Florence
Omya Inc. eliminated 10 positions at its Florence calcium carbonate processing plant Thursday due to the "general state of the economy," according to company spokeswoman Linda Pleiman.
Cut-rate plumbing on tap for Proctor
Town officials are hoping to get $1.67 million worth of water system improvements for only a fraction of the cost.
16-year-old Brandon girl dies in car crash
A car crash here has taken the life of a 16-year-old girl from Brandon. Sarah Leary was pronounced dead at Rutland Regional Medical Center Sunday, not long after her 2000 Subaru Legacy rolled off Union Street.
Man denies guilt in sex registry violation
A Proctor man convicted twice of failing to comply with the state's sex offender registry is facing a third charge for the same violation.
Police: License plate left at crash site
A West Rutland teenager is facing charges following a crash in Rutland Town, according to Vermont State Police.
House in Proctor turns up attic treasure
'Curly Locks' by Jessie Wilcox Smith turned up in an attic in Proctor and was sold at auction for $96,600. Photo Provided By Gordon Dritschilo Staff Writer - Published: April 16, 2009 A painting from a Proctor attic sold for $96,600 at a Massachusetts auction house.
RCSU announces new superintendent
The Rutland Central Supervisory Union Board may have searched nationwide for its next superintendent but, in the end, it only needed to look a few towns over.
The recession has claimed more jobs in the region with Omya Inc. eliminating 12 jobs, including seven at its Vermont calcium carbonate operation.
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