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2 days ago · With one holiday left to go, if you're looking for something to do with the kiddos to ring in 2025, the Rutland Free Library is hosting its "Noon Years Eve Party" with DJ Brett Myhre, in the Fox Room on Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to noon.
Nonna's brings Italian food back to downtown Rutland
Nov 23, 2024 · Located at 22 Center St., Nonna’s Italian Ristorante marks Walt and Lynn Manney’s third local eatery, along with being Sugar and Spice and Jones’ Donuts and Bakery.
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A Rutland woman was jailed this week after leading police on a chase around the city that resulted in damage to two cruisers. Jennifer Hulett, 40, pleaded not guilty Tuesday in Rutland County criminal court to a felony charge of negligent driving while eluding police and misdemeanor charges of grossly negligent driving and simple assault on a …
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3 days ago · Rutland Herald discusses the musical masterpiece "Messiah" by George Frederic Handel, highlighting its significance and beauty.
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Oct 11, 2024 · Sheila C. Lewis RUTLAND TOWN — Sheila C. Lewis, 86, of Rutland Town, passed away October 09, 2024, at her residence after a long and debilitating struggle with Alzheimer's. She
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The recreation budget emerged from committee with barely a scratch Thursday, while the library was again asked to tighten its belt. The Recreation Committee voted unanimously to approve the Recreation and Parks Department budget at $2,637,786, trimming about $3,500 from the number Mayor Michael Doenges submitted to the Board of Aldermen.