2022 Rutland, Lyndon, & Colchester Vets Town Halls in the press
Interviews with hosts and speakers, and event coverage Pre-event coverage:
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Addison Independent: Bristol Vet helps give his comrades a voice
The fledgling national organization will provide support to local organizers and host a calendar of events at vetstownhall.org, with the goal of helping to establish annual Vets Town Halls in every state — and eventually in every community — in the United States. The organization also directly coordinates Vets Town Halls here in Vermont. Junger…
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VTDigger: Bestselling author Sebastian Junger registers nonprofit for veterans in Vermont
Sebastian Junger, bestselling author and co-director of the Afghanistan war documentary “Restrepo,” has launched a nonprofit organization — registered in Vermont — that aims to connect veterans and non-veterans through community events. The organization, called Vets Town Hall, will provide resources for any person or organization who wants to host a gathering where attendees can…
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2021 Middlesex, Newport, Rutland, Burlington Vets Town Halls in the press
After a hiatus in 2020, Vermont’s Vets Town Halls returned with four outdoor events.
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2019 Colchester, Rutland, & St. Johnsbury Vets Town Halls in the press
2019 was our third year in Chittenden County (and the year we moved from Contois to McCarthy Arts Center at Saint Michael’s College). Community College of Vermont again hosted a Vets Town Hall in Rutland, and added a location in Saint Johnsbury.
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2018 Burlington and Rutland Vets Town Halls in the press
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.
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Press coverage of Vermont’s first Vets Town Hall
Vermont’s first-ever Vets Town Hall took place in Contois Auditorium in Burlington in November of 2017.
