John Stroup
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Primary winners chosen in key state, local races
The Independent has in-depth coverage of key local and statewide races, including the close Democratic gubernatorial primary. Plus, see why turnout was up.
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Bolles and Stroup are top Dems in Addison-3
The pair are first time house candidates.
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Primary contests decided Tuesday
Addison County voters on Tuesday, Aug. 11, will help pare down a crowd of candidates.
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Opinion: Stroup cares about your perspective
“He will represent Addison-3 with the highest ethical standards.”
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Opinion: Stroup offers thoughtful, collaborative leadership
“John’s enthusiasm, thoughtful attitude and collaborative approach will be an asset to Montpelier.”
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Opinion: Former Vergennes mayor supports John Stroup
“John has shown through his deeds that he has what it takes to make positive change in how Vermont government should work.”
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Opinion: Stroup has the qualities of an effective leader
“John is a proven leader and hard worker who continues to commit his time and energy to improve our community.”
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Sessions tops field in 2026 campaign funds
Sessions is involved in a five-way race for two seats in the state Senate representing Addison County, Huntington, Rochester and Buel’s Gore.
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Opinion: John Stroup has already proven his capabilities as a leader
The Addison-3 House candidate is collaborative, and he uses that collaboration to make decisions, not stall them. John runs a good meeting. He puts the work in ahead…
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Opinion: Stroup stands out for Addison-3
“I look forward to casting my first ever vote for John in the August 11 primary.”
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Opinion: Show up for Bolles and Stroup
“I’ve seen both Ari and John consistently show up for our schools, our towns and our neighbors.”
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Former ANWSD board chair enters House race
Stroup, a professor of education at Champlain College, officially launched his Addison-3 House bid this week.
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Letter to the editor: Thanks to the ANWSD board for their hard work
I am writing to thank our school board for the hard work it’s done, not just this year, but for many years. After Town Meeting Day, John Stroup,…
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Letter to the editor: Merger provides a good path for difficult situation
Merging with Mount Abe offers a pathway to new conversations and new opportunities to address our stubbornly chronic condition.
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Letter to the editor: Rakowski supported for Vergennes City Council
We are writing to support Susan Rakowski for Vergennes City Council. We have all served with Sue in one of her many leadership positions. In her many years…
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Letter to the editor: COVID takes toll on school budget
As we wrap up the school year, the ANWSD Board would like to thank our students, parents/guardians, faculty and staff for their extraordinary resilience, creativity, and kindness during…