The Rutland Planning Board voted 3-1 to loosen a decades-old subdivision tree rule, letting Brintnall Estates plant two trees per lot instead of one every 50 feet.
Worcester County Registry of Deeds records show 11 property transfers in Rutland from July 10 to Aug. 8, but only two disclosed a sale price: $202,000 and $268,000, for a median of $235,000. The month's top disclosed sale was 214 Glenwood Road at $268,000, sold by Joseph and Kelly Provo…
Rutland's public library closes for a week and trims its hours amid budget restrictions. The Rutland Free Public Library, led by Library Director Kerry Remington, will shut down entirely from August 9 through 15 after moving to a reduced schedule on July 1, with shorter Friday and Satur…
The Rutland Conservation Commission voted unanimously to close a continued hearing and approve a wetland-buffer pipe replacement at 567 East County Road.
Rutland's Select Board unanimously created a five-member search committee to replace retiring Town Clerk Anita Carlson, closing out the town's last elected administrative office.
The Worcester County Registry of Deeds recorded 13 property transfers for Rutland addresses between July 3 and Aug. 1, but only one disclosed a sale price: $100,000, recorded July 8 for a transfer from Mitchell and Ellen Gill to All One Credit Union. The other 12 transactions, including…
Rutland Free Public Library celebrated the retirement of Director Kerry Remington with a community open house on July 23. The event, held from 4 to 7 p.m., drew residents to wish Remington well after her tenure leading the library at 280 Main St. Her departure comes as the library conti…
Rutland Planning Board votes 3-0 to pay up to $4,000 to complete the town's stalled master plan.
Worcester County Registry of Deeds records show 10 property transfers in Rutland from June 26 to July 25, but only two listed a disclosed sale price: $100,000 for 162 Maple Ave (seller Charles K. Stevenson, buyer UMassFive College Federal Credit Union) and $18,363 for 110 Charnock Hill …
Rutland Town Hall and the Town Annex have adjusted their public hours of operation, effective immediately. The town posted a "New Hours Alert" this week on its official website but did not spell out the specific new schedule, instead directing residents to check before visiting either b…
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