Brad Ferland, President of the Samaritan House Board of Directors, is proud to announce that Alicia Gay has been named as Executive Director. Alicia served as the Interim Director for Samaritan House since the fall of 2017.
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Responsible for the development and implementation of DEW/MacMillin’s overall marketing plan & strategy, Stacey Bevins was appointed as director of marketing. She has over 17 years integrated marketing communications experience. Ann Kirzl was appointed as human resources and risk manager. Most recently, Kirzl was with VSAC and Champlain Valley Dispensary.
Advertisements for Palmer Insurance and Casella Waste Management took home the Best in Show Awards May 22 at the annual Commercial of the Year Awards presentation at the Vermont Association of Broadcasters Convention in Montpelier.
The Board of Directors of the Humane Society of Chittenden County (HSCC) is pleased to announce the appointment of Joyce Cameron as President & CEO. Cameron comes to HSCC after nearly two years with the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum where she most recently served as Co-Executive Director.
On Friday, May 4, the membership of the Vermont Arts Council elected eight trustees to first or second terms during the Council’s annual meeting. The membership also approved changes to the Council’s bylaws.
Recently, Jon and Pam Baker of Roswell, GA, celebrated a moment they were not sure would ever come. Their sons, Gavin and Jake Baker took their first dose of Orkambi, a drug recently approved by the FDA to help control their cystic fibrosis. At this “First Dose Party,” the Bakers were surrounded by hundreds of family and friends that helped make this special drug possible.
After 20 years at Audubon, Jim Shallow has decided to start a new chapter in his career. Jim will become the Director of Strategic Conservation Initiatives at the Vermont chapter of The Nature Conservancy. Jim came to Audubon to open the Vermont State Office 1997 and worked to create an alliance with the Green Mountain Audubon Society.
“Jim’s decades of experience in construction and biotechnology make him an ideal person to cultivate and strengthen our relationships with companies and governments in the water treatment sectors,” said Scott Fine, President of Fab-Tech. DeAngelis has nearly 30 years of experience in the heavy construction and biotechnology industries.
Rep Peter Welch (D-VT) announced on Monday the winner of the 37th Annual Congressional Art Competition at the Vermont College of Fine Arts in Montpelier.
May 15th was an evening of honoring excellent service to our community with the theme “Community – We can’t build a healthy community without u!” Chaplain Alden Launer received a standing ovation when named Copley Hospital’s Employee of the Year for his outstanding service to patients, community members and employees. He was honored at the hospital’s annual Service Awards Banquet.
The Addison County Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the grand opening of Better Living Audiology at 135A Creek Road. Better Living Audiology’s services are provided by Dr Julie Bier and Dr Corey Gibeault both in Middlebury and at their office off Kennedy Drive in South Burlington.
PC Construction, among the nation’s largest employee-owned construction companies, is pleased to announce that longtime leader Jay Fayette has been named president of the company. Fayette has been with PC Construction for 22 years and has more than 38 years’ experience in the building and infrastructure industries.