Gordon Dritschilo

City officials are looking at dipping into the capital fund after bids for the $2.5 million water project came in at more than $3 million.

The Rutland City Board of Aldermen effectively adopted an $80 million capital improvement plan Thursday.

The city is working toward a deal with Belden Construction on the downtown hotel, but what that deal entails remains a secret.

As we discuss what moving the Rutland Free Library means for the legacy of founder Julia Dorr, I feel compelled to note that she never set foot in the current building while it has been the library.

Moving the library would either be a disgraceful abandonment of the city's history or a wise step into its future depending on who one listened to Thursday.

A member of the city’s school board has been asked to resign by the city’s legal department.

Rutland needs a lot of work. The $80 million capital improvement plan, which cleared committee last week and goes before the Board of Aldermen

As temperatures drop, a daytime warming shelter is available at the Rutland United Methodist Church on Strongs Avenue.

Brooke Caputo said her first holiday season downtown was a good one.

Goldsmith Max Traynor works on a piece of jewelry at Diamonds and More in Rutland on Tuesday.