Two historic Westside buildings will be repurposed as apartment housing as part of a new Housing Trust of Rutland County income-sensitive housing project.

The West RutlandFire Department and Vermont State Police are investigating the cause of a structure fire that occurred early Wednesday on Smith Street.

Northfield native Robert E. Sargent's artwork has captivated the imaginations of children and art appreciators in the United States and throughout Europe.

The director of Vermont Correctional Academy will serve four to 18 months on probation for two misdemeanor charges stemming from a 2009 drunken driving incident.

Kindergartners can sleep in this school year in Springfield. The Springfield School Board has adopted a new bus schedule for the coming year, a two-tiered transportation plan that will separate the older students from the younger ones, said Superintendent Frank Perotti, with the older students heading to school first.

The Rockingham Meeting House pilgrimage, which has been held annually since 1907, will feature two Vermont writers this Sunday.

By honoring its past, the Rutland Catholic Schools community is breathing new life into its future.

By PATRICIA MINICHIELLO STAFF WRITER With less than 30 days until the start of school, the threat of a teachers' strike in Rutland Town still looms, but officials say no matter what school will open.

Rutland Town has contracted with a new map company to provide GIS maps that will link to the town's grand list and include Internet accessibility if desired.

A Rutland woman pleaded innocent in Rutland Superior Court Tuesday of lying to police, driving with a suspended license more than once and stealing electronics from cars.