Vermont officials address Cortina Inn rumors in Rutland Town
RUTLAND TOWN — While the state says it has no plans to buy the Cortina Inn for use as a homeless shelter, folks should expect the housing of otherwise homeless
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RUTLAND TOWN — While the state says it has no plans to buy the Cortina Inn for use as a homeless shelter, folks should expect the housing of otherwise homeless
(The Center Square) – Housing transition plans will be required for any Vermont resident to maintain eligibility for a new state-funded housing program, according to state officials.
(The Center Square) – Housing transition plans will be required for any Vermont resident to maintain eligibility for a new state-funded housing program, according to state officials.
An amended bill that will extend, for some, a pandemic-era hotel sheltering program left leaders in Rutland with many of the same questions and concerns they’ve had for years.
MONTPELIER — The House voted to override Gov. Phil Scott’s veto of the budget, 105-42. It also voted to pass an amendment to H.171, “An act relating to adult protective