Gordon Dritschilo

The city’s Department of Public Works spent most of the weekend trying to find a water leak under Woodstock Avenue.

In the most crowded field since the petitioning requirement was suspended during the pandemic, 13 candidates are seeking five seats on the Board of Aldermen this Town Meeting Day.

Tom Donahue appears to be the next mayor of Rutland.

On Monday evening, Democrats hoping to be nominated to run for lieutenant governor outlined their visions for a better Vermont.

City officials say Morse Place’s turn is coming next month.

Sarah Furman takes over as the new executive director of Chamber & Economic Development of the Rutland Region next month.

The fifth and final segment of the Creek Path will be completed over four phases, organizer Susan Schreibman told the Board of Aldermen on Monday.

The city’s business development grants are poised to be renewed for five years.

Everybody, Clair Purcell said, loves to be in a garden.

Mexican restaurant planned for Woodstock Avenue location