Christine Stone, Republican, Addison-2

Christine Stone of Leicester

Diane Lanpher of Vergennes

Rob North of Ferrisburgh

Matt Birong of Vergennes

Mari Cordes

Herb Olson of Starksboro

Renee McGuinness of Monkton

Chanin Hill of Bristol

REP. JUBILEE MCGILL Qualification: My career has been in public service, working for Addison Housing Works, John Graham Shelter, and my current role with Vermont Coalition of Runaway & Homeless Youth Programs. I also have a lifetime of volunteer work … (read more)

DEL THOMPSON Qualification: I have served six years on the Randolph selectboard, with two years as co-chair, five years on Two Rivers Planning Commission and 23 years in the Army Reserves with three years as a Company Commander, then as Major. I spent sev … (read more)

Here’s a Q&A with questions that voters may have regarding how, when and where they can vote. Answers from the Vermont Secretary of State.

Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas is urging all registered Vermont voters who want to vote by mail in the Nov. 5 general election to get their ballot envelopes postmarked right away, or just take them to your town clerk.

What’s interesting in the state’s House and Senate races this year is that most candidates from both political parties agree we need significant changes to create more affordable housing, reforms to funding education, and continuing to lower carbon emissi … (read more)

The Fight is equal rights for women. And women have a lot of rights!

The recent closures of Paris Farmers Union, Buxton’s Store, and others should serve as a reminder the challenges Vermont companies are facing. In a recent survey, business owners listed finding qualified employees and property taxes as their top concerns.