Charles P. Kelsey of Deerfield, N.H. is the new President of the Board of Trustees of Kurn Hattin Homes for Children. Kelsey is Vice President of Resident Life at Riverwoods at Exeter, a continuing care retirement community in Exeter, N.H., serving some 600 seniors. He was officially sworn in at Kurn Hattin’s 117th Annual Meeting of the Corporation.
Kelsi Brett, daughter of Andrew and Philip Brett of Burlington, learned this month that she is the recipient of one of the very competitive Gilman International Scholarships, administered for the U.S. State Department, enabling her to study for spring semester 2013 at Yonsei University in Seoul, Korea.
Her fascination with the South Korean hip-hop group Epik High sparked an interest in Korea and prompted her to want to study the country and the language. From there grew her passion for the idea of studying in that country. She wrote in her application essay,
Civil War Sesquicentennial Commission:
REAPPOINTED: Dennis Devereux, Mount Holly
REAPPOINTED: Rolf Diamant, Woodstock
REAPPOINTED: Howard Coffin, Montpelier
REAPPOINTED: Jane Williamson, Burlington
SerVermont:
REAPPOINTED: Julie Lineberger, Wilmington
Board of Nursing:
APPOINTED: Stephen Morse, Burlington (LNA slot)
APPOINTED: Luana Tredwell, Rutland (LPN slot)
REAPPOINTED: Jeanine Carr, Huntington (Educator)
Board of Architects:
