Category: Business

The changing face of long-term care insurance

By Antoine Williams There is both bad news and good news when looking at long-term care insurance. Long-term care is essential for many in the Baby Boom generation. The over-65 demographic in the U.S. is expected to grow from 39 million to 51 million people between 2009 and 2019.1 At age 65, this group can… Read More

Women Business Owners Network Spring Conference, May 2

The Women Business Owners Network (WBON) will hold its spring conference at the Hampton Inn in Colchester on Thursday, May 2. Featured keynote speaker will be former Ambassador Linda Tarr-Whelan is a Distinguished Senior Fellow at Demos, a national progressive think tank and author of the award-winning “Women Lead the Way: Your Guide to Stepping… Read More

Doors open at Chef Contos

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Lt. Governor Phil Scott and Courtney Contos formally opened the new Shelburne business, Chef Contos Kitchen and Store, on Monday, April 22. Guests to the ribbon cutting got to sample Scott’s famous French toast recipe and perused the shop. See Facebook for more photos.     Read More

Lund encourages businesses to Ride for Children

Businesses and organizations are welcomed to form teams of riders to participate in the Ride for Children event on Saturday May 11. So far, teams from Fitness Options, Lund, Terry Precision Cycling, PC Construction, Vermont Health Co-op, and Home Instead have signed up. Event organizer, Amy Cronin, says, “Companies should get involved with our Ride… Read More

Shelburne resident returns to KSV

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Kelliher Samets Volk (KSV), a Burlington-based marketing agency, is happy to welcome back former employee and Shelburne resident Erin Fagnant as brand manager. This marks Fagnant’s second stint at KSV, where she previously managed KSV’s award-winning campaign for Sugarbush Resort. She brings with her years of integrated experience on such great travel brands as American… Read More

Alzheimer’s Association to honor Shelburne resident Scott D. Carpenter

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Vermont’s civic and business leaders will join the Alzheimer’s Association in honoring Scott D. Carpenter at the 2013 Reason to Hope Dinner on Tuesday, April 30. The fourth annual event will be chaired by Dan Feeney, president of North Star Leasing and co-owner of Armistead Caregiver Services and Lesli Blount, director of corporate support for… Read More

Local appointed to AHA National Board of Directors

University of Vermont Professor of Medicine Mary Cushman, M.D., M.Sc. Photo by Raj Chawla, UVM Medical Photography

Shelburne resident Mary Cushman, M.D., M.Sc., University of Vermont Professor of Medicine and medical director of the Thrombosis and Hemostasis program at Fletcher Allen Health Care, was elected a member of the national Board of Directors of the American Heart Association (AHA), effective May 1. The AHA is the nation’s oldest, largest voluntary organization devoted… Read More

Almartin Volvo employees help raise over $12,000 for epilepsy

The enthusiastic employees of Almartin Volvo in Shelburne, above, participated in the Big Chill, a fundraiser for epilepsy, held on April 14 at Bayside Park in Colchester. A team from Almartin Volvo has participated every year of the fundraiser.

The Big Chill – Be a Hero for Epilepsy held on Sunday, April 14 at Bayside Park in Colchester was a great success. Nearly 125 participants took a dip in the lake with water temperatures hovering around 40. The incredible chicken and pork barbecue was prepared by The Dutch Mill Family Restaurant. Over $12,000 was… Read More

Chef Contos: a gourmand’s paradise

Chef Courtney Contos poses in her new kitchen and store on 65 Falls Road, Shelburne on opening day, April 2.

By Julia Donnini The brand new sign that’s cropped up along Falls Road will entice visitors to duck in to Chef Contos’ new kitchen store. And if you duck in, well, you know the drill. Your hands don’t leave empty and your next meal swiftly becomes a fantasy. Chef Courtney Contos’ shop is a wonderland.… Read More

Shelburne health providers join GoodHEALTH

From left: Tamara Irving ANP, Mark Pitcher MD, Melissa Brandes MD, Stephen Baad MD, Peter Gunther MD, and Jennifer Laurent Ph.D. FNP. Missing from photo: John Wright MD, Clodagh Coghlan RNC, and Richard Tonino MD.

GoodHEALTH Associates in Adult Medicine and the GoodHEALTH Diagnostic Center, a primary care practice in South Burlington established in 2000 by Doctors Peter Gunther and Mark Pitcher, a former and current Shelburne resident respectively, is expanding. With the addition of three new providers, Dr. Melissa Brandes and Dr. John Wright, both from Vermont Internal Medicine… Read More

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