Kevin Trevellyan

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News Edtior at Vermont Public

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Striking a balance

2 months ago | vermontpublic.org | Karen Anderson |Kevin Trevellyan

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Capitol Recap: Funding flux

2 months ago | vermontpublic.org | Karen Anderson |Kevin Trevellyan

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Student wins Bernie Sanders' essay contest for writing on harms of social media

2 months ago | vermontpublic.org | Jenn Jarecki |Kevin Trevellyan

Despite all the 'likes' out there, the evidence that regular social media use is harmful to adolescents’ mental health is mounting. Then-Surgeon General Vivek Murthy penned an op-ed on the subject last year. He cited a survey that found the average teen spent nearly five hours per day on social media in 2023, and he mentioned recent research that suggested spending over three hours daily on apps doubledthe risk of poor mental health outcomes like anxiety and depression.
The write stuff

2 months ago | vermontpublic.org | Mitch Wertlieb |Kevin Trevellyan

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Here are the 2024 Vermont Book Award finalists

Mar 18, 2025 | vermontpublic.org | Jenn Jarecki |Kevin Trevellyan

Spring is nearly here, which means longer days, muddier roads — and, for enthusiasts of the written word, the announcement of the Vermont Book Awards finalists. The awards honor outstanding local work in fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry and children’s literature. The prizes are overseen by Vermont Humanities and the state Department of Libraries.
Protecting your flock

Feb 27, 2025 | vermontpublic.org | Kevin Trevellyan

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U.S. Sen. Peter Welch 'so, so, so relieved' by ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas

Jan 15, 2025 | vermontpublic.org | Mitch Wertlieb |Adiah Gholston |Kevin Trevellyan

People around the world welcomed news that Israel and Hamas have reached a ceasefire agreement after months of negotiations. While technical details of the multi-phase plan are still being finalized, Israel will gradually withdraw troops from Gaza, as Israeli hostages are exchanged for Palestinian detainees. The deal is seen as a pathway to the end of war in Gaza after 15 months of fighting.
Vermont police are using drones more than ever. Here's what that means

Nov 19, 2024 | vermontpublic.org | Jenn Jarecki |Nathaniel Wilson |Kevin Trevellyan

In September, an airplane crashed in rural Addison County, killing four people. Middlebury police were first on the scene, followed by the Addison County Sheriff’s Department and Vermont State Police. Officers found the crash site using a thermal drone. Just one year ago, that would not have been the case. Middlebury’s drone program only launched this year, and the town’s select board voted unanimously to authorize the purchase of that thermal drone in June. Middlebury is no outlier.
Vermont's fighting video game scene spurs competition - and camaraderie

Oct 4, 2024 | vermontpublic.org | Bryant Denton |Kevin Trevellyan

The sounds of button mashing, belly laughs, and players yelling over each other are some of the dominant noises you'll hear at a video game tournament, including Smash Crash, a Super Smash Brothers gathering held recently at Burlington Beer Company. Sometimes the community side of a tournament like this takes precedence over the competitive. Winooski resident Duncan Hacker is no stranger to the chaos. He was a frequent fighter at Vermont-based Smash events from the mid-2010s onward.
‘Uncomfortable conversations need to happen’: Two Vermont voices reflect on Israel-Hamas war

Jul 29, 2024 | vermontpublic.org | Mitch Wertlieb |Kevin Trevellyan

The war between Israel and Hamas has taken a huge toll — far greater than we can recount. The conflict is deeply personal for many people, including here in Vermont. But it's hard to talk about. Two women with Vermont ties and personal connections to the war — one who is Palestinian and one who is Jewish — were open to sharing how it has impacted them. This piece was produced for the ear. We highly recommend listening to the audio.

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