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Sun Jan 5 2025

An estimated 350 fire and police personnel from Rutland and neighboring communities paid their respects to Ciara J. Sullivan and her family Saturday.

Police said the items were recovered at local scrapyards.

It was the second consecutive year that the city set a record for highest average temperature.

Anyone with information is asked to call the state police.

It's a big development for a school whose future was once uncertain.

Assumption University police say the five enlisted a "mob" of up to 30 students to chase and assault a man they had ...

It's best to check before going shopping at your favorite location on Jan. 1.

Boston has the biggest show on New Year's Eve fireworks in the state, but there are other options.

Big Lots is keeping some stores open after a new transaction. Here's what we know so far

Community grieves for Rutland firefighter who lost family.

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