Vermont
Vermont is a state in the northeastern United States, known for its natural landscape, which is primarily forested. Part of the New England region, it's also known for being home to more than 100 19th-century covered wooden bridges, and as a major producer of maple syrup. Thousands of acres of mountain terrain are crossed by hiking trails and skiing slopes.
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Paul Belaski
Former Vermont State Representative
John Calhoun Phillips
Former Governor of Arizona
Thomas Ray Hamer
Former Idaho State Representative
Judith Jones
Morris Day's ex-wife
Zephyr Teachout
American attorney
Elisabeth von Trapp
American singer
Andrew Neel
American filmmaker
Tana French
Kate Dollenmayer
American actor
Evi Quaid
Film director
Rain Dove
Model
David Franzoni
American screenwriter
Scot Eaton
Comic book artist
Henry M. Leland
American machinist
Lawrence Inglee
American film producer
Stephen R. Bissette
American comics artist
Bryan Cantrill
American software engineer
James H. Fallon
American neuroscientist
Melissa Hurley
Actress
Karen Anders
American writer
Stewart Holbrook
American writer
Mary Jane Leach
American composer
Carlene King Johnson
Todd Thibaud
Singer-songwriter
Patti Casey
Musical artist
Miles Hyman
Author
George Peppin
Sheriff
C. Kenneth Waters
Professor
Mark Gessner
Actor
Alexander O. Smith
Translator
Gail Gauthier
John Byington
Minister
Susan Dunklee
American biathlete
Robin Groves
Actress
Christopher Pellegrini
Actor
Robert Newton Peck
American author
Ariel Kiley
TV actor
Lizzie Post
Author
Lucia Turino
Musical artist
Linwood Fiedler
Victoria Josephine Moor
Calvin Coolidge's mother
Herbert J. Davenport
American economist
James Levy
American singer
David Klass
American screenwriter
Harry Love
Law enforcement officer
Heman Allen
American lawyer
Henry A. Atkins
American businessman
