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07/03/2012

Aldermanic round-up

Coverage of last night's Board of Aldermen meeting was pre-empted by the alleged murder in East Poultney. I'll go more in-depth on a few of these over the next few days, but here are some highlights:

The board approaved a pig-roast fundraiser for the anniverary of Tropical Storm Irene, a downtown gathering by the Model T Ford Club and the Killington Classic welcome party.
ARC Rutland County's annual appropriation will have its ballot reworded to remove a certain word for the developmentally disabled that has come to be considered a perjorative.
The board endorsed a tax stabilization policy for the redevelopment of blighted properties.
Steve Costello discussed Green Mountain Power's plans for Rutland.

Posted at 10:03 AM in Board of Aldermen, City Hall, Current Affairs | Permalink