Letter to the editor: Cordes, Albert supported in Addison-4 race

What a thrill to vote early in the statewide primary. My picks in the House of Representatives race in my Addison-4 district (Bristol, Lincoln, Monkton, Starksboro) are newcomer Jeanne Albert and incumbent Mari Cordes.

I want to make a positive difference for my community and I enjoy collaborating with people who bring a diverse set of perspectives to the conversation. I’m ready to bring my strengths to Montpelier to tackle our state’s tough challenges.

A career long educator with a strong background in state and community service, Jeanne has prioritized attention to key issues facing Vermont today: Public Education, Climate Crisis and the Environment, Housing and Healthcare.

I am proud that one of the first votes I will ever cast will be for Jeanne Albert. Jeanne is everything I look for in a candidate: she is passionate, principled, and has proven her dedication to Addison County many times over.

Lincoln’s Jeanne Albert isn’t afraid of putting in a ton of effort to scale new heights.

Lincoln School District officials are optimistic that the changes to the state’s education funding formula outlined in Act 127 won’t have a major impact on the district’s budget for Fiscal Year 2025. 

More than 50 excited Lincoln residents filled Burnham Hall this past Thursday for the Lincoln School District’s first annual meeting, an event typically held as part of Town Meeting Day in March.

Superintendent Reen continues to mislead and scare MAUSD voters.

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While I didn’t have the good fortune to attend elementary school in Lincoln, the current discussion about this wonderful heart of the community has reminded me of my own experiences attending a neighborhood school: being walked to kindergarten by my older … (read more)