Anne Wallace Allen is a journalist based in Vermont, focusing on local news and events in the Burlington area. She writes for Seven Days, covering a range of topics including business, education, culture, and community issues. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, Anne brings important stories to light and keeps the community informed.
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Anne's coverage focuses mainly on local news in Vermont, encompassing a range of topics including government and politics, business and industry, as well as human resources and employment. Her articles often include government announcements, press releases, or legal policy regulations.
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A group called the Greatwood Project wants to use the campus to spur economic development in the economically depressed Plainfield area.
By: Anne Wallace Allen, Owen Leavey
Years after the state's housing shortage was identified as a crisis, few new homes are being built. Now officials are looking for ways to help developers.
By: Anne Wallace Allen, Sarah Cronin
Vermont's legislature set up a committee to study the potential for legalizing 'magic mushrooms'for therapy, but its members are taking a cautious approach.
By: Anne Wallace Allen, Jeb Wallace-Brodeur, Chester Abbot
Farmworkers who spend their days in habitats where the pests flourish are at risk of contracting disease. Researchers are investigating the threat — and what can be done.
By: Anne Wallace Allen, Matthew Roy
The 360-store convenience store chain based in New York State plans to acquire the Vermont-based Jolley's chain and some associated fuel dealers.
By: Anne Wallace Allen, Kevin Mccallum
The post office in Vermont's capital city was closed by the devastating July 2023 flood. Locals had to travel out of town for most postal services.
Double-digit health insurance hikes are squeezing the University of Vermont, which also saw first-year enrollment fall slightly short of projections.
A Marvell Technology engineer and a UVM professor are working together on a semiconductor chip that can self-destruct if needed to prevent a security breach.
Vermont farmers are adopting AI-powered tools to increase efficiency, reduce pollution and improve animal care, using precision farming techniques that minimize waste and boost productivity.Anne Wallace Allen reports for Seven Days.In short:Farmers are using AI and machine learning to manage grazing...
By: Anne Wallace Allen, Daria Bishop
As established pols watch from the sidelines, a newcomer with little political experience is taking on Vermont's popular incumbent governor.
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