Page 12 - Michael Doenges News Today

When I heard Table 24 was closing, I looked up the story we wrote when it opened in 2008 and a quote caught my eye.

The Loretto Home, which has served local seniors since its construction in 1904, will close at the end of September, according to an announcement Wednesday by Vermont Catholic Charities.

The Loretto Home, which has served local seniors since its construction in 1904, will close at the end of September, according to an announcement Wednesday by Vermont Catholic Charities.

Shopping in Rutland gets a little more expensive on Saturday.

Mayor Michael Doenges plan to create new positions in City Hall cleared its first hurdle Thursday when it won 4-1 approval from the Finance Committee.

As I wrote about Brennan Duffy’s replacement at the RRA, I realized none of his most vocal critics were still on the Board of Aldermen.

Evergreen Cemetery is still struggling.

The city sent out water shut-off notices for the first time in a decade last month, and Tuesday Mayor Michael Doenges said they made good on them.

Community leaders say Rutland Forward played a key role in last week’s local elections, in which all nine of the political action committee’s candidates won.

Stowe, Jamaica, Londonderry, Rutland and Shelburne all approved Town Meeting questions on whether to impose local taxes on meals and alcohol, rooms, or sales.