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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5 days ago |
wamc.org | Pat Bradley
About two dozen people stood in the pouring rain today to remember the students killed and wounded during 1970 protests at Kent State in Ohio and Jackson State University in Mississippi. The violent response is stirring comparisons to the current federal crackdown on student protests. On May 4, 1970 Kent State University students were protesting the Vietnam War and a military intrusion in Cambodia.
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6 days ago |
wamc.org | Pat Bradley
Five regional airports across New York’s North Country are at risk of losing Essential Air Service funding that subsidizes airlines serving rural airports. The federal government created the Essential Air Service to guarantee smaller commercial airports receive a “minimum level of scheduled air service.”The program currently provides more than $591 million to airports across the country and Puerto Rico. The Trump Administration is proposing a reduction of $308 million.
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1 week ago |
wamc.org | Pat Bradley
The Department of Vermont Health Access is creating a new advisory committee to advise the state on Medicaid programs and policies. The department held a virtual Town Hall on Wednesday to explain the plan. Vermont is seeking current and former Medicaid recipients, their families or caregivers to join its new Beneficiary Advisory Committee, which will advise the state’s Medicaid agency.
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1 week ago |
wxxinews.org | Pat Bradley
On Sunday, President Donald Trump announced he had authorized imposing a 100 percent tariff on all foreign films. Filmmakers and local film commissions in New York it’s a bad idea — and infeasible. The president says the movie industry in the U.S. is dying.
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1 week ago |
wamc.org | Pat Bradley
The South Burlington, Vermont City Council is discussing community resilience and biodiversity protection. On Monday, the council heard an overview of and discussed how to meet the provisions of a bill passed in the previous legislative session that is intended to enhance community resilience and biodiversity protection. Act 181 was passed in 2024 to help the state and communities mitigate the effects of climate change by providing a regulatory framework.
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