Amanda Martin-Ryan is a multimedia journalist and producer for WJCL 22, NBC5 News, based in Burlington, Vermont. With a focus on local news, Amanda covers a wide range of stories including community events, crime, accidents, and human interest stories. She is dedicated to keeping the community informed and engaged with the latest news and events happening in Vermont.
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By: Amanda Martin-Ryan
According to state police, the incident happened in the middle of Route 2 in South Hero.
Rocky's Ace Hardware showcases the best grills and outdoor ovens for your backyard By Amanda Martin-Ryan and Tyler Beraldi Published: Sep. 22, 2024 at 5:16 PM GMT+2
By: Amanda Martin-Ryan, Tyler Beraldi
The idea of buying a personal spa or hot tub can be daunting for some, but Jelly Belly’s Pools and Spas is offering a multitude of financing options.
By: Amanda Martin-Ryan, Tyler Beraldi
We spoke with Wunspana Farm about the llamas they’ve brought to The Big E, and their many talents in shows and competitions.
By: Amanda Martin-Ryan, Tyler Beraldi
We spoke with Wunspana Farm about the llamas they’ve brought to The Big E, and their many talents in shows and competitions.
By: Amanda Martin-Ryan, Ryan Trowbridge
A dryer fire broke out at a house in Holyoke Monday night.
By: Amanda Martin-Ryan, Ryan Trowbridge
Question 1 asks if the state auditor should have the power to audit the legislator.
By: Ryan Trowbridge, Amanda Martin-Ryan
Question 2 on the Massachusetts ballot will ask about getting rid of the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System, or MCAS, requirement.
By: Amanda Martin-Ryan, Ryan Trowbridge
Question 3 on the Massachusetts ballot will ask you to decide if rideshare drivers should be able to unionize.
By: Ryan Trowbridge, Amanda Martin-Ryan
Question 5 on the Massachusetts ballot will ask voters to decide whether or not tipped employees should get their wages raised to the state’s minimum wage gradually over the next four years.
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