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Second-quarter revenues for the city’s 1% sales tax totaled $391,000.

I never got to talk to the neighbors who are apparently uncomfortable with Frederick Watkins’ plan for a commercial cannabis grow operation on his East Washington Street property.

City officials say they have proof measures to slow down traffic on Merchants Row did, in fact, slow down traffic on Merchants Row.

Depending on who you listened to in the aldermanic chambers this week, fluoridation is either a massive public health boon or a conspiracy between dentists, public health officials and industry.

Chief William Lovett said it was a rough week for the Rutland City Fire Department.

Project Vision will hold what is being billed as its first evening meeting this Monday.

Fluoride is once again before city voters.

Mayor Michael Doenges told the Vermont House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday that when the most active alleged shoplifters in the city were locked up, shoplifting went down.

You don’t have to use the new parking app to park downtown, but city officials say if you try it, you might like it.

None of the businesses that received $5,000 Business Incentive Assistance Program grants in the program’s first two years of existence are still in Rutland.