Vermont Public
Vermont Public is dedicated to fostering an inclusive and growing community for all residents of Vermont, enhancing accessibility and opportunities for diverse voices from every part of our distinctive state. For over half a century, the audiences and supporters of VPR and Vermont PBS have contributed to the establishment of two of the most reputable public media organizations in the nation. As Vermont Public, we aim to build on this legacy of reliable information, top-notch education, and engaging programming to shape the future of public media in Vermont. As the consolidated public media outlet for Vermont, Vermont Public offers a range of programs from NPR and PBS, alongside locally produced, award-winning news, videos, and music. We also organize community events, both online and in-person, across our broadcast area. Vermont Public is committed to uniting people and communities. Our goal is to provide everyone with the opportunity to engage, no matter where they are in our state or region.
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3 days ago |
vermontpublic.org | Lola Duffort
Labor negotiations are souring in Rutland City schools, where the school board has just rejected the recommendations of an independent fact-finder's report. Board members argue the report was flawed — and unaffordable for taxpayers. The union says the district's teachers are among the lowest-paid in the region. Union president Sue Tanen has been working in Rutland schools for nearly 20 years.
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3 days ago |
vermontpublic.org | Nina Keck
People across Vermont are remembering Pope Francis, who died Monday at age 88. Bishop John McDermott of the Catholic Diocese of Burlington called the late pontiff "a powerful witness to the mercy of God, the fraternity of all humanity and especially to the need for us to care for those on the peripheries of society."Some of those very people in need were remembering the pope outside a day shelter run by the Rutland United Methodist Church.
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6 days ago |
vermontpublic.org | Mitch Wertlieb |Liam Elder-Connors
With The Frequency, get up to speed on what's happening in Vermont in under 15 minutes. Available every weekday morning by 6 a.m.Loading... The Frequency: Daily Vermont News Local NewsThe Frequency
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1 week ago |
vermontpublic.org | Mikaela Lefrak
Every week at an open mic night at the Whammy Bar in Calais, Geof Hewitt reads some of his poetry, backed by a group of improvising musicians. And while he doesn’t write his poems with performance in mind, he says the music “often drives the poem in unexpected ways."Hewitt is the author of several books of poetry and a retired teacher and language arts consultant for the Vermont Agency of Education. He’s also Vermont’s reigning slam poetry champion, a title he’s held since 2003.
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1 week ago |
vermontpublic.org | Myra Flynn
Brave Little Stateis Vermont Public’s listener-powered journalism podcast. Every episode begins with a question submitted by our audience. Today, Jesse Wingate of Virginia asked:“Is being a Vermonter a salient identity for those who have moved away, and do people who have moved away still call themselves Vermonters?”Loading... Myra Flynn: From Vermont Public and the NPR Network, this is Brave Little State. I’m Myra Flynn and I want to tell you a love story.
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