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Woodstock Avenue and North Main Street are going on a diet.

Projects slated for next year might have helped with some of the recent flooding in Rutland, according to city officials.

Alderman Michael Talbott said he thinks reconfiguring Woodstock Avenue is worth another try.

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

The Department of Public Works is conducting a state-mandated survey of lead service connections in the city water system and, as such, is working with a consultant gathering data from

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.

Public works Commissioner said Robert Protivansky said to watch for road work on Robbins, Baxter and Pine streets next week.