2018 Burlington and Rutland Vets Town Halls in the press

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In 2018 we returned to Burlington’s Contois Auditorium – this year with Jon Turner emceeing the event – and Kyle Aines and Community College of Vermont ran the first Vets Town Hall in Rutland.

(Photo courtesy of Thomas Shahan, Community College of Vermont.)

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