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Rutland City Fire Chief William Lovett is looking for better ways to clean up after some of Rutland’s dirtier jobs.

As city officials cleared out 135 Grove St. last week, they discovered that one individual there had been dead for days.

City officials say they have closed a local trouble spot.

Mayor Michael Doenges said Friday that City Hall never received any direct communication about obstructions in Moon Brook that might have contributed to the flooding on Clover Street earlier this

A caravan of vehicles drove gingerly up East Mountain Road in Killington on Wednesday, passing first the twisted remains of a guardrail and then a stretch where large chunks of

Friday wasn’t the first time the Rutland Free Library had to deal with water in the basement, but director Randal Smathers said it was entering in a way he hadn’t

Sudden flooding rendered portions of the city impassable and others hazardous late Friday afternoon.

Mayor Michael Doenges goes on vacation next week, meaning it will be Board of Aldermen President Michael Talbott’s first turn as acting mayor.

City officials heard proposals to reduce the number of lanes of routes 4 and 7 Wednesday.

The Rutland City Police Department is once again — or perhaps still — laboring under a severe staffing shortage.