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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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.
By: Anne Wallace Allen, Melinda Kogut
A pair of movie lovers from Waitsfield say they have just three to go. And yes, they have their favorite spots.
By: Anne Wallace Allen, Jeb Wallace-Brodeur
The psychiatric unit at Central Vermont Medical Center is on the chopping block as the UVM Health Network looks to slash costs amid a challenging budget season.
The purchasers of Killington Resort and Pico Mountain plan to invest millions in amenities and partner with a developer who's building a new village.
Winooski-based Opportunities, which provides loans to underserved communities, is merging with Green Mountain Credit Union. They hope to expand their offerings.
Using the unique instrument, George Matthew is playing the national anthems of all 70 countries with students at Middlebury College this year to help them feel at home.
By: Anne Wallace Allen, Kevin Mccallum
The centrally located federal building, which housed the capital city's post office, closed after flooding in July 2023 caused severe damage downtown.
By: Anne Wallace Allen, Matthew Thorsen
The university advised international students to return to campus by January 20 in case travel difficulties arise. The semester starts on January 13.
The company, which manufactures protective eyewear in Essex Junction, has agreed to pay $426,000 for selling the military products that should have been made with American materials.
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