City pushes to secure former dress factory
Before the fire even started at the former Lynda Lee dress factory last week, city officials were talking about better securing the Cleveland Avenue building.
Source: rutlandherald.com
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Before the fire even started at the former Lynda Lee dress factory last week, city officials were talking about better securing the Cleveland Avenue building.
The city moved to fill one vacancy on the planning commission this week while creating two more.
Rutland Mayor Michael Doenges said this week that the city needs to think about what more it can do regarding public safety.
City sales taxes appear headed to the pension fund as soon as they start flowing in.
The city will try out using the first block of Prospect Street as a parking lot.