Keith Whitcomb Jr. is a reporter at Eagle Times. He covers a range of topics including Vermont, social issues, homelessness, and academia, often intertwining these themes in his work. His reporting has been featured in the Rutland Herald and Barre-Montpelier Times Argus.
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By: Keith Whitcomb Jr.
BRANDON — The shuffling of leadership roles was among the top stories in town this past year.
By: Jeb Wallace-Brodeur
Gov. Phil Scott speaks to a joint assembly of the Legislature Thursday, as he delivers his State of the State address at the State House.
By: Keith Whitcomb
RUTLAND TOWN — Though he's said it before, the owner of the Diamond Run Mall told town leaders on Tuesday he's closer than ever to be able to announce some development activity at the dilapidated property.
PROCTOR — The community is mourning the loss of a leader, teacher and son. The Rutland County Sheriff's Department said that Benjamin J.
CASTLETON — With two one-year seats on the select board up for election, three men with many years in town are vying for the slots.
BRANDON — The town budget failed to pass at Town Meeting Day, as did a bond vote for a town-owned solar array.
By: Keith Whitcomb Jr.
The Vermont Supreme Court has ruled that a gas company needs to file for a new permit for changes it made to a pipeline project during construction.
Some Vermonters would like the owner of the state's large transmission lines to take a firmer stance on the development and siting of renewable energy projects.
CASTLETON — Opponents of the Sand Hill Road senior housing project have brought their case to the Vermont Supreme Court and are asking the select board to look into what
State and local officials break ground for Marble Village Apartments in West Rutland on Tuesday. The apartment complex, when finished, will provide 24 new housing units.
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