Sean Manovill, owner of Club Fitness, has agreed to comply with the governor’s executive orders and pay $1,000 to the Vermont Foodbank.
Attorney general settles with Rutland gym owner
Author: Emma Cotton
Emma Cotton is a Report for America corps member with a special focus on issues of importance to Southern Vermont. She previously worked as a reporter for the Addison Independent, where she covered politics, business, the arts and environmental issues. She also served as an assistant editor at Vermont Sports magazine and VT Ski + Ride. Emma majored in science journalism at Eckerd College in St. Petersburg, Florida, where she was editor-in-chief of the Current. In 2018, she received a first-place award from the New England Newspaper and Press Association in the columnist category.
Lucas Hall, state trooper who posted support for Capitol riots, resigns
The trooper had been suspended without pay, a move that had drawn both praise and condemnation last week.
Q&A with Mark Stockton, new chair of Project VISION in Rutland
Project VISION, formed when the opioid crisis surged in Rutland City, has made a big difference. Now, a new leader has taken the reins.
Rutland alderman posts false claims about events in Washington
Paul Clifford had also come under fire in 2019 for posting a meme suggesting that white privilege is a fallacy.
First wave of vaccination includes ski patrol, law enforcement, firefighters
Hospital representatives say the broad definition of ‘health care worker’ helps them vaccinate quickly with available supply.
Attorney general calls for resignation of state trooper who supported D.C. riots
‘He’s lost my trust, he’s lost the trust of the public. This is completely unacceptable,’ said Attorney General TJ Donovan.
Officials say resorts aren’t responsible for rising Covid-19 cases in ski towns
A number of businesses in Dover, home of Mount Snow, have temporarily shut down after 18 residents tested positive.
Reporter’s Notebook: Illustrations of southern Vermont, lost and found in the pandemic
I’m here with the specific intention of knowing southern Vermont, and telling the rest of the state what’s at stake for the people who live here — myself included.
State officials reject Stamford’s ‘termination’ of Covid-19 guidelines
The town attempted to assume local control of restrictions contained in the governor’s executive order in a 3-2 vote on Tuesday, and plans legal action against the state.
6 test positive for Covid-19 in outbreak at Bennington Police Department
Statewide, Bennington County has seen the second-highest number of new Covid-19 cases in the last two weeks.
Mysterious monolith reappears on Pittsfield mountaintop
What was thought to be vandalism turns out to be marks left from snowboarders’ tricks.
Monolith mystery continues: The Pittsfield sculpture has vanished
Following global trends, a monolith appeared on the top of a small mountain in Pittsfield last week, then disappeared Wednesday afternoon.
In a pandemic, safety at Vermont ski resorts hinges on an honor system
Local residents flag concerns about travelers gathering to ski, while resorts walk the line between enforcement and breaking even.
Study gives hope to people with internet connectivity problems in Rutland County
A feasibility study offers a road map for the Otter Creek Communications Union District, which would serve a number of towns, including four with no access to fiber or cable.