James Ehlers
James Ehlers is a former naval officer and current chief of staff to Lt. Governor John Rodgers, as well as a VFW Member of Post 1767.
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Kyle Aines
Kyle Aines grew up in the small mountain town of Tinmouth, Vermont. He joined the army in 2003 and served two tours in Iraq as a combat medic. He graduated from Castleton with a degree in criminal justice before joining Community College of Vermont as CCV’s Associate Director of Veterans and Military Services. He now…
Lieutenant Governor John Rodgers
Lt. Governor John Rodgers is a father, husband, farmer, former legislator, and the 84th Lt. Governor of Vermont. He currently lives on his 200-year-old family farm in Glover, VT with his wife Brenda where he continues to farm with his son. John Rodgers was first elected as the collector of delinquent tax in his hometown…
Town Hall Theater
Town Hall Theater is a cultural anchor for Addison County and beyond; a shared resource for artists, non-profits (including over a dozen resident companies), businesses, and educators; and a destination that unites a diverse cross-section of the community around unique, shared experiences. THT is an inclusive, inviting space for everyone!
Hunger Mountain Co-op
Hunger Mountain Co-op is a member-owned, community-based natural market committed to building a dynamic community of healthy individuals, sustainable local food systems, and thriving cooperative commerce.
The Bridge
The Bridge, a free, independent, and local newspaper serving Central Vermont, aims to strengthen the bonds between the people and communities of Central Vermont by covering the stories that matter most to them and providing a platform for communication. Within their pages, you can engage with political and business leaders, investigate the region’s most important issues, share…
Pettee Memorial Library
The Pettee Memorial Library houses over 16,000 materials (books, audio books, games, puzzles, passes to area museums, parks, and attractions, and movies for all ages) and has approximately 2,800 active users. The library’s Children’s department is in the lower level along with three public access computers, including a wheelchair-accessible computer station. The library’s Adult Collection,…
