Waterbury Roundabout

1 week ago | waterburyroundabout.org | Mike Donoghue

The issue of bail in the federal case in Vermont was moot because Rumama and  Niyonsenga are both being held without bail on state homicide charges. Washington County State's Attorney Michelle Donnelly has charged Rumama and  Niyonsenga with both second-degree murder and aiding in the commission of second-degree murder for the fatal shooting of Shawn Spiker, 34, of Croyden, New Hampshire, on Oct. 14, 2024.

2 weeks ago | waterburyroundabout.org | Lisa Scagliotti

EFUD Commission Chair P. Howard “Skip” Flanders served as moderator for the meeting. He spoke to salute Waterbury Public Works Director Bill Woodruff whose role includes supervision of the municipal water and wastewater operations. The 2024 EFUD Annual Report is dedicated to Woodruff for his nearly 40 years of service with the village, town and utility district. Woodruff’s family members were in attendance as well. Woodruff then introduced and recognized district staffers.

2 weeks ago | waterburyroundabout.org | Lisa Scagliotti

Work soon will be under way on a two-year $15.2 million resurfacing project along Interstate 89 southbound between Waterbury and Montpelier. The 10.5-mile project will rebuild both lanes and is expected to take both this construction season and next summer, with completion anticipated by Aug. 15, 2026, according to the Vermont Agency of Transportation.

3 weeks ago | waterburyroundabout.org | Lisa Scagliotti

Summer road work is getting underway all around the region and Waterbury is no exception. Two projects are getting a start this week on Kneeland Flats and Perry Hill roads in Waterbury Center. On Thursday, May 15, a J.A. McDonald crew will be working on Kneeland Flats Road to prepare for paving in June. They will begin with milling the existing surface in the stretch between the intersections with Guptil Road and Ring Road, according to Public Works Director Bill Woodruff.

3 weeks ago | waterburyroundabout.org | Lisa Scagliotti

Early voting in the district’s election is open now at the municipal offices during regular hours. On Wednesday, voting will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the municipal offices. All other items of business will be decided at the annual meeting, which will be held in person only at 7:30 p.m. in the Steele Community Room. The utility district oversees the operations of the Waterbury water and wastewater departments.