“We picked a path through near-vegetative waste – plastic bags, useless bits of wood, the requisite tires – and the cautious tickticktick of our freewheels sent up new sound into old silence.“ For The Fuschia Tree.
Categories: Multimedia, Photography, Print • Tags: Cleveland, industry, manufacturing, recession, urban renewal
For Vermont Public Radio. Up in Ripton, you might say that fuel assistance grows on trees.
Categories: Radio • Tags: firewood, fuel assistance, Ripton, Ripton Energy Assistance Program, Warren King
For Vermont Public Radio. A Windsor artist renders dynamic, windy scenes with an unlikely medium.
Categories: Radio • Tags: Carol Santa Maria, Lyme Converse Library, Mexico, paper art, West Africa
For Vermont Public Radio. Theodore Roosevelt returns to the town of Barre to reprise a 1912 campaign stump speech. Turns out Green Mountain voters are more supportive of him today than they were 100 years ago.
Categories: Radio • Tags: 1912, Barre, presidential elections, reenactment, Theodore Roosevelt, Vermont Historical Society
For Vermont Public Radio. A bi-national same-sex couple in Dummerston has been given a reprieve on the deportation of one spouse, but advocates say it’s only a temporary victory.
Categories: Radio • Tags: DOMA, Frances Herbert, Immigration Equality, immigration rights, same-sex marriage, Takako Ueda
For Vermont Public Radio. When Abby Raeder met Robert Sarly, the Vermont Institute of Contemporary Art was just a twinkle in his eye.
Categories: Radio • Tags: Abby Raeder, Chester, contemporary art, Robert Sarly, VTica
For Vermont Public Radio. Students and pros come together to film a feature-length film — about Vermont, in Vermont, starring Vermonters (and a few folks from Hollywood).
Categories: Radio • Tags: Howard Frank Mosher, Jay Craven, Kingdom County Productions, Marlboro College, Northern Borders
For Vermont Public Radio. The town of Brattleboro examines a recent spate of pedestrian deaths.
Categories: Radio • Tags: Brattleboro, Healthy Communities Coalition, Meeting Waters YMCA, pedestrian deaths, town planning, West Brattleboro Association
For the Monadnock Ledger-Transcript. While working as a staff reporter for this New Hampshire community newspaper, I reported and photographed a three-part series on the role of technology in public, private and homeschool education. I visited Highbridge Hill Elementary School in New Ipswich and the Pine Hill Waldorf School in Wilton, and spoke with a homeschooling family in Peterborough. The series took second place in education reporting at the 2012 New Hampshire Press Association Best Media Contest. Due to website changes […]
Categories: Print • Tags: education, Highbridge Hill Elementary School, homeschooling, Pine Hill Waldorf School, technology
For NPR’s Weekend Edition Saturday. Family heirlooms take all shapes — a pocket watch, a painting. For Robin MacArthur and her husband Tyler Gibbons, who form the indi-folk duo Red Heart the Ticker, the inheritance consists of an old house in the woods, and lots and lots of songs.
Categories: Radio • Tags: ghosts, Margaret MacArthur, Marlboro, Red Heart the Ticker, Robin MacArthur, Tyler Gibbons
For The Rumpus.
Categories: Print
For Vermont Public Radio. Farmers know how to grow food — but what about growing community?
Categories: Radio • Tags: Bread and Butter Farm, community building, Vermont Land Trust
Angela Evancie
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