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Gunman, police exchange gunfire
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.
Vt. State Sen. Maynard To Resign
Vermont state Sen. Hull Maynard says he plans to resign from his seat midterm to spend more time with his family.
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.
The Southwestern Vermont Council on Aging is preparing to develop its Area Plan, which will guide activity during the period 2010 through 2014.
Rutland Area CROP Walk a success
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.
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DUI #4, Leaving the Scene of an Accident, Driving while License...
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 success of the Rutland County Women's Network and Shelter is cause for both celebration and contemplation.
Keith Dunn, of Westminster Cracker Co., named Rutland County Businessman of the Year
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.
100,000 to help develop the arts
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.
Heavy lorries disrupting the peace
THURSDAY 3PM: Angry villagers are fed up with heavy traffic coming from a Rutland quarry.
Women's shelter marks 30th year
Thirty years ago, the organization that would one day become the Rutland County Women's Network and Shelter started literally behind bars in a converted jailhouse.
Have your say on The Little Build
Oakham: Plans for The Little Build - the project to rebuild Oakham Church of England Primary School and The Parks School are now well under way.
Fire chief named to FEMA council
Rutland Fire Chief Robert Schlachter is used to wearing a lot of hats. Over the years, the fire chief has also served as the city's Emergency Management director, chairman of the Local Emergency Planning Committee, president of Rutland County Mutual Aid and has served as a training coordinator for hazardous materials and homeland security issues at ...
Ex-mayor in court after he made false benefit claims
A former county mayor was paid 5,500 in benefits to which he was not entitled after failing to tell his local council of money in bank accounts.
A business model to help voluntary groups
Oakham: Rutland County Council is to hosting a seminar on November 2 from 10am-4pm at Barleythorpe Training and Conference Centre to help promote the development of voluntary and community organisations across the five Welland Partnership areas .
Anger over sixth form 'bombshell'
THE heads of Stamford's secondary schools and college have joined forces in fierce opposition to plans to have a purpose-built sixth form college in Oakham.
Rutland Walking Week - until 23 October
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Rutland community leaders to be honored
The Rutland Regional Partnership for Family Services invites community members, agencies, organizations, families and friends to the annual community celebration on Wednesday, Oct.
Plans revealed for sixthform college
SIXTHFORM pupils could be working from a new purpose-built college in Oakham within the next four years.