Progressive Party candidate Richard Kemp is best known for
his work as an advocate of affordable housing.
He’s a board member of the Champlain Housing Trust in Burlington. Just this month, he traveled to Angola
to accept an award from the U.N. recognizing the organization’s work in
promoting home ownership. Now Kemp has
turned his sights on the Lieutenant Governor’s race, and challenging incumbent
Brian Dubie. We talk to Kemp about why
he he’s running and what other issues matter most to him. (Listen)
Also, we learn about Norwich University’s long history of hosting international students. (Listen)
And, we visit Happy Valley Orchard in Middlebury, and learn how to make
cider from the mill’s owner, Stan Pratt. (Listen)