Rutland County News

The 2009 Winter Fashion Show was held at the Diamond Run Mall this week. The show attracts "fashionistas" from around Rutland County to see the latest North Country fashion statements.

Your account has been frozen . For your available options click the below button.

Rutland County Council officially transferred its housing stock to private firm Spire Homes.

MAJOR plans to double the size of a supermarket in Oakham could both benefit and hinder the town in equal measures.

Vermont State Police officials in Rutland announced that the remains of a Rutland man missing since 2005 have been found.

Hundreds were served, but many were turned away at Rutland County's first 2009 H1N1 flu vaccination clinic held in the gymnasium at Rutland's College of St.

Published by Jon Land for 24dash.com in Housing Thursday 12th November 2009 - 10:34am Spire Homes takes ownership of Rutland's council housing stock after record 'yes' vote Spire Homes has taken ownership of Rutland County Council's housing stock following one of the highest 'yes' votes in the history of stock transfers.

Spire Homes Bring a First Class Housing Service to Rutland Council tenants. Improvements start from Day 1!>> Housing>> 24dash.com Spire Homes Bring a First Class Housing Service to Rutland Council tenants.

Accused murderer David Denny requested a speedy trial this week, but the earliest available date on the Rutland District Court schedule isn't until February.

A city police officer exchanged gunfire with a Brooklyn, N.Y., man during a pursuit on Park Street late Sunday night, according to state police, who are investigating the incident.

A State Senator from Rutland County is retiring mid-term. Senator Hull Maynard wants to spend more time with his family.

Vermont state Sen. Hull Maynard says he plans to resign from his seat midterm to spend more time with his family.

A steady stream of people milled through newly constructed and freshly renovated apartments at 25 Cottage St.

TROOPER: S/T Sawtelle, Sgt. Mozzer, T1/C Duca, Sgt. Stephenson STATION: VSP-Rutland CONTACT#: 773-9101 DATE/TIME: 10/31/2009 0005 hrs VEHICLE #1 OPERATOR: Larry W. Morris AGE: 38 SEAT BELT: No CITY, STATE OF RESIDENCE: Danby, Vermont DESCRIPTION OF VEHICLE: 1997 Subaru Legacy DAMAGE TO VEHICLE: Front end WEATHER: Clear ROAD COND: Dry SUMMARY OF ...

The Rutland area CROP Walk for Hunger took place Oct. 18. Friends, families, church groups, babies & dogs were among the multitude of walkers who chose to participate in helping reduce hunger in Rutland County and around the world.

A car crash in Danby early Halloween morning resulted in two girls being taken to the hospital and their father charged with a fourth drunk driving charge, according to police.

Thousands came for the costumed bands, the illuminated floats, the sweets and screams flying through the air.

The Rutland Region Chamber of Commerce held its 111th annual meeting sponsored by General Electric-Rutland. Members selected Keith Dunn, co-founder of Westminster Cracker Co., as the RRCC 2009 Business Person of the Year.

AN ARTS group has been given A 100,000 to develop the local cultural scene. The Arts Council has provided the funding to Arts for Rutland after tireless work by the group to promote cultural activity across the county.

The redevelopment of Forest Park is one step closer to becoming a reality. On Wednesday, the Rutland Housing Authority was awarded a $750,000 Vermont Community Development Program grant, one of 10 totaling $4.3 million that Lt.