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Rutland Morning Brief, Oct. 31: Streetlights set to shut off Nov. 23
Rutland's town-paid streetlights are set to shut off Nov. 23 under a reduced budget. From our own coverage: Streetlights set to shut off Nov. 23; Early voting ends Friday ahead of Nov. 3 election.
From Rutland News
- Streetlights set to shut off Nov. 23 Rutland's town-paid streetlights are scheduled to go dark Nov. 23 after a reduced-service budget cut this year's funding to about three months, with a Nov. 19 Special Town Meeting vote and Adopt-a-Light sign-ups the only ways to keep some lit.Rutland News
- Early voting ends Friday ahead of Nov. 3 election Rutland's final in-person early voting session ahead of the Nov. 3 State Election runs Friday, Oct. 30, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Rutland Public Library.Rutland News
- Cultural Council seeks new members by November The Town of Rutland says the Cultural Council needs new members by early November because it currently has fewer than the five members required by law.Rutland News
- Library plans informal Veterans Day gathering Nov. 11 The Rutland Public Library will host an informal gathering on Nov. 11 from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. to thank the town's veterans, the town announced.Rutland News
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