Rutland
Coverage of Rutland in the Nexus archive.
- ‘My thoughts were distorted’: Woman gets at least 10 years in Rutland fatal shooting
Courtney Samplatsky was sentenced to at least 10 years in prison for fatally shooting Sincere Johnson during a drug-related dispute in Rutland. She pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and aggravated assault, with the judge citing her substance use disorder and mental health challenges as factors in the plea deal.
- Housing Authority seeks Hartford-area land donations
The Vermont State Housing Authority is seeking landowners in Hartford and surrounding areas to donate or sell land for building single-family homes through its Move-In Vermont program. The initiative aims to construct 1,000-1,500 square foot homes, prioritizing three-bedroom models, on lots with municipal water/sewer access, excluding flood zones. Land would be sold for $7,500 with VSHA covering subdivision costs and installing factory-built homes.
- Massachusetts town cancels July 4 celebration citing lack of 'adequate public safety staffing'
Rutland, Massachusetts canceled its annual July 4 celebration due to insufficient public safety staffing, citing the inability to safely support both the event and routine emergency services. Donations for the event will not be refunded as funds have already been spent on preparations, with remaining money reserved for future celebrations.
- As Nobu opens a most unlikely new branch in Rutland, here's why the Notswolds is the best place for your property money - and where exactly you should be buying
Nobu, a renowned restaurant chain, is opening a new branch in Rutland, a location described as 'unlikely.' The article highlights the Notswolds as an optimal region for property investment, offering guidance on where to purchase property in the area.