Rutland recorded 10 property transfers between July 31 and Aug. 3, but only two had a sale price recorded: a $402,550 condominium sale at 139 E County Rd. Unit 139 and a $100,000 transfer to All One Credit Union, yielding a reported median of $251,275. East County Road saw the most activity, with
Rutland opened applications Aug. 27 for businesses and organizations to sponsor one of the town's "Welcome to Rutland" signs. The News Flash announcement, posted by the town, frames the program as a way for sponsors to "share your community pride and boost your business visibility" whil…
Rutland's Select Board has scheduled a public hearing for Monday, Aug. 31, on a matter involving the property at 61A Glenwood Road, according to a notice posted on the town's online calendar. The board has not detailed the specific issue tied to the address, but the hearing gives reside…
Rutland Planning Board clears nearly $986,000 in subdivision bond updates and refers a floodplain bylaw to its subcommittee.
Rutland opened early voting Monday ahead of the September 1, 2026 state primary election. The move gives residents an extended window to cast ballots ahead of Election Day, the town announced on its official News Flash feed. The same feed posted a back-to-school reminder for families as…
The Worcester County Registry of Deeds recorded eight property transfers in Rutland between July 24 and Aug. 22, but only one deed had a sale price recorded: $25,000, recorded July 28 with seller David B. Shamlian and buyers CrossCountry Mortgage LLC and Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc.
Rutland has announced a "Summer Send Off" community event scheduled for Sept. 5, according to a notice posted on the town's official website this week. The listing did not detail a location or program, but it marks the town's next dedicated community gathering after Labor Day. Separatel…
The Rutland Conservation Commission reviewed erosion problems at two active subdivisions without taking formal action on either.
Rutland Conservation Commission schedules property site visits for August 22 to address erosion and wetland concerns across multiple properties. Members met with developers and homeowners regarding work at five area locations, including documented sediment runoff at Brice Estates. The commission
Rutland's town government issued an alert Tuesday urging residents to help protect the DCR Prison Camp, the historic prison-farm ruins within Rutland State Park, ahead of a busy week of committee meetings. The News Flash, posted Aug. 18 on the town's civic alerts page, calls on the comm…