Sonja Janjic wants kids to have time to be kids.

“I grew up between Killington and Pico,” Andrea Trombley said, “and everyone I knew had blown out their ACL by the time I was 16.”

When Debora Rolland moved to Vermont and started working at the Lund Center, Barbara Rachelson, Lund’s Executive Director at that time, suggested she look into the Snelling Center’s Leadership Institute Class.

Lara Moloy admits that when she moved from Castleton to Burlington in 2005, her employment history didn’t have any specific arc. She saw an ad for a job at the Furchgott Sourdiffe Gallery in Shelburne and thought the position seemed perfect, …

He is a high school teacher, a coffee roaster and a … fig grower.

An accountant by trade, Brigitte Thompson had been volunteering for local rescue organizations with her family when she decided to help improve the system.

Sara Kruk of Shelburne is making sure her daughter Kayla has access to all the activities children without disabilities have.

This fall, Patricia O’Donnell’s firm, Heritage Landscapes, was awarded the Landscape Architecture Firm Award which is one of the highest honors bestowed by the American Society of Landscape Architecture.

This year has been a very good year for Julia Birnn Fields, the president and fourth-generation owner of Birnn Chocolates of Vermont.

When Milo Dippel turned 10, he asked his parents for a pet. Initially he wasn’t sure what he wanted but after seeing Cinnamon at a pet store, he knew he wanted a rabbit. A few years later, a friend of a friend decided to give up their rabbit,…

Ken French started his creative career as a musician but these days he has branched out into filmmaking and is thoroughly enjoying the experience. The early part of his career was spent in Boston where, in addition to playing music, he was a …

Joanne Crawford held a tribal card for the Abenaki Nation of Missisquoi, but for years she wasn’t really involved with tribal affairs. Instead, she was busy raising a family and holding a full-time job.

Megan Price loves to laugh. “I’ve always been funny,” the long-time Charlotte resident said, “but I had to stifle that for years.”

Mark Neagley graduated from St. Lawrence University in 1974 with a degree in English literature and environmental studies.