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Rutland Announces Summer Send Off For September 5

Rutland officials announced a Summer Send Off event scheduled for September 5, 2026, as four town boards prepare to meet this week. The town posted the announcement on its official website's News & Announcements page without further event details. Meanwhile, the Select Board and Histori…

Nine Deeds Recorded in Rutland in Late July, Led by Maple Avenue Cluster

Nine property deeds were recorded in Rutland between July 17 and Aug. 15, though all nine were dated July 17 or July 20, with no recordings in the following three and a half weeks. None of the transactions disclosed a sale price, so no price range or median can be reported. Maple Avenue saw the

Rutland Library Reopens After Weeklong Budget-Driven Closure

Rutland's public library reopened this week after a budget-driven, weeklong closure that ended Aug. 15. The library, shut Aug. 9 through 15, now runs a trimmed five-day schedule adopted July 1 under Library Director Kerry Remington, with reduced weekday hours and Saturday closures throu…

Two of 11 Rutland deeds recorded in July disclose a sale price; range tops out at $268,000

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 Provost to

Library Closes for a Week, Trims Hours Amid Budget Restrictions

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…