Keith Whitcomb Jr. is a reporter at Eagle Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including security and law enforcement, legal affairs, and agriculture, with a particular focus on personal finance and retail in the United States and Canada. His work has been featured in the Barre-Montpelier Times Argus and the Rutland Herald.
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By: Keith Whitcomb Jr.
RUTLAND TOWN — The Select Board expressed its dissatisfaction with the progress at the former Diamond Run Mall.
A Cuttingsville man is suing his former Rutland County employer, alleging that other employees improperly circulated information about his criminal record, causing him harm and leading to his termination.
By: Keith Whitcomb Jr.
KILLINGTON — The town’s budget proposal remains at a standstill after the town manager refused a select board directive to cut an office position, a move the labor unions have
By: Keith Whitcomb Jr.
MONTPELIER — Lawmakers and advocates for people experiencing homelessness say they’re hopeful Gov. Phil Scott will sign a bill designed to bring more predictability to what’s been a chaotic approach
By: Keith Whitcomb Jr.
KILLINGTON — After another contentious meeting, the select board and town manager remain at odds over a budget.
By: Keith Whitcomb Jr.
MONTPELIER — While he praised lawmakers for voting to repeal certain land use laws, Republican Gov. Phil Scott spent most of Wednesday’s news conference being critical of what reforms they
By: Keith Whitcomb
KILLINGTON — Following a nearly eight-hour meeting, during which one selectman stormed out, the select board still has not adopted a budget to put before voters for approval.
MONTPELIER — With federal cuts to healthcare impacting thousands of citizens in their states, some state-level financial controllers are pushing back while trying to lay the foundation for a better system
PITTSFORD — The town's new police chief says he's not looking to make big changes but is ready to make adjustments where needed.
By: Keith Whitcomb
The soon-to-be new leader of the state police had his eye on a very different career before moving to Vermont in 2007.
