VPR News
VPR News
Rutland Sends Off Maine National Guard
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The last 13 members of the Maine National Guard who helped with post-Irene clean up left Vermont for home Friday morning.VPR News
Rutland Mayor Urges Water Conservation
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In the aftermath of Tropical Storm Irene, Rutland residents had hoped their water system would be repaired and functioning fully by last week but there’s still a water shortage.VPR News
Rutland Water Shortage Could End Soon
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Crews from the city water department and area construction companies have been working around the clock to restore Rutland’s water system, which was badly damaged in the flooding from Tropical Storm Irene.VPR News
In Killington Area, A Commute Through The Woods
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With so many roads out in the state, many commuters have had to get creative to get to work. Hundreds of people in and around Killington have taken to the woods.VPR News
From Bridgewater To Mendon, Bus Provides Transportation For Tourists, Residents
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Route 4 from Bridgewater through Killington to Mendon remains closed to traffic, but officials have organized a bus service to provide some access and transportation along that corridor.VPR News
Amid Recovery, Anxiety, Depression Set In
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As Vermonters try to recover and rebuild, therapists worry about escalating depression and anxiety.VPR News
Rutland Water Supply Affected By Flooding
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Rutland officials say the inlet structure at the Mendon Brook has been destroyed, so it’s unable to draw fresh water into the reservoir.VPR News
Rutland Considers Expanding Weekly Block Party
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Rutland will wrap up its fifth season of Friday Night Live block parties tonight, and good weather has helped boost this year’s attendance.VPR News