Pat Bradley
Bureau Chief at WAMC, Northeast Public Radio
Bureau Chief WAMC. Previously Master Control Engineer WPTZ TV. Graduated SUNY Geneseo BA Dramatic Arts. Have lived in SD, MO, CA. Born UK.
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1 week ago |
wamc.org | Pat Bradley
The Village of Lake Placid is considering revisions to its local noise ordinance. A public hearing this week drew dozens of businesses and residents opposed to the changes.
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wamc.org | Pat Bradley
After an accounting error exposed an additional budget shortfall, Burlington’s mayor is proposing limiting raises for her office and department heads. Burlington Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak is proposing to keep her salary stagnant and is asking department heads to accept lower-than-planned raises after the Vermont city’s leaders discovered an additional $1.8 million shortfall in the fiscal year 2026 budget.
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1 week ago |
wamc.org | Pat Bradley
Longtime Plattsburgh City Councilor Elizabeth Gibbs has unexpectedly resigned her seat. After seven years representing Ward 3, the oft-outspoken Elizabeth Gibbs on Monday announced her resignation from the council in a move that surprised even her closest allies. “I was shocked, but I wasn’t because I know that her job is extremely, extremely important to her. I don’t blame her,” Baughn says. “I’m going to miss her. I’m happy for her, I really am. And there can be no one like her on there.
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wamc.org | Pat Bradley
The Vermont Legislature adjourned its session Monday night after passing a sweeping education-reform bill. In January, Republican Governor Phil Scott offered a wide-ranging proposal to reform the state’s education system. While the legislature had to extend its session and schedule a veto session to settle on an agreement, lawmakers announced the terms of the reform Monday, and Gov. Scott is expected to sign the proposal into law.
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1 week ago |
wamc.org | Pat Bradley
Thousands of people attended Burlington, Vermont’s No Kings rally on Saturday. Speakers included the state’s Congressional representative and a Columbia University student that had been detained by ICE. The nearly 9 acres of Burlington’s Waterfront Park was packed with people for Vermont’s largest No Kings rally. People came out for a number of reasons, but a common theme was disgust over Trump administration actions and policies.
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Moshen Mahdawi waits to speak at Burlington No Kings rally https://t.co/LM4tvXAQaK
Thousands at Waterfront Park for Burlington No Kings rally https://t.co/itEUr0uYz8
Met a sheriff in downtown Burlington today https://t.co/Rlypqljs3A