Gordon Dritschilo is a City Reporter at the Rutland Herald. With nearly 20 years of experience, he covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, crime and justice, and regional interests, showcasing his versatility in journalism. Gordon's work has been featured in the Eagle Times, Rutland Herald, and Barre-Montpelier Times Argus.
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By: Gordon Dritschilo
The following is a partial summary of the 355 calls received last week but the Rutland City Police Department: June 21
As you may have noticed, the Rutland Herald is running a police log again.
Rutland City Police said they caught up to a local man wanted on sex-crime charges when he returned to Vermont after fleeing prosecution on other sex crimes in Arizona.
Center Street will be one way and curved.
The Pine Hill Partnership is looking to make a walk in the park also a roll in the park.
Updated For the next six weeks, every Friday night will be "live." The Downtown Rutland Partnership has stretched out its summer event series to six weeks, kicking off this Friday at 5 p.m.
The following is a partial summary of the 372 calls received last week but the Rutland City Police Department: June 28
The zoning permit for a combination short-term rental/event space on Merchants Row has been overturned.
Alderwoman Kiana McClure had a few things to say on her way out the door.
By: Gordon Dritschilo
Is it a problem that the majority of the Development Review Board's members have identified themselves as having potential conflicts of interest regarding one of the city's biggest developers?
