Bob Kinzel is a journalist based in Montpelier, Vermont. He writes for Vermont Public and his work has also appeared in New Hampshire Public Radio. Bob covers a wide range of topics, including local politics, public health, and environmental issues. He is known for his in-depth reporting and ability to provide insights into the issues that matter most to the people of Vermont.
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Bob Kinzel predominantly covers local government and politics in Vermont, with a focus on legislative activities, legal policy regulations, and government announcements. Pitches to him should offer insights or commentary from experts in these areas.
Given the specific focus on local politics and legislation in Vermont, pitches should be tailored to address issues related to state governance, proposed laws or regulations, as well as developments related to COVID-19 and natural disasters within the region.
Sources who have a deep understanding of Vermont's political landscape or can provide context around legislative decisions could be particularly valuable for Bob's coverage. Additionally, he may welcome interviews with policymakers and community leaders directly involved in the matters he reports on.
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By: Nathaniel Wilson, Bob Kinzel, Jenn Jarecki
Vermont is one of nine states that taxes some Social Security benefits.
By: Nathaniel Wilson, Jenn Jarecki, Bob Kinzel
Sales have far exceeded the state's initial projections, but market saturation remains a real threat to the industry's health.
By: Jenn Jarecki, Bob Kinzel
This year, Vermont Public has been using a reporting initiative called the Citizens Agenda to figure out which issues you care about in the lead-up to Nov. 5. It turns out a lot of people want to talk about taxes — and how to lower them.
By: Kaylee Mumford, Mike Dunn, Lola Duffort, Bob Kinzel, Kyle Ambusk, Brian Stevenson
Education finance is notoriously complicated and full of weird jargon. We hope this helps.
With one week to go until Election Day, millions of Americans — and thousands of Vermonters — have already cast their ballots.
By: Nathaniel Wilson, Bob Kinzel, Jenn Jarecki
Election Day is here. Polls in Vermont open at various times and will remain open until 7 p.m. Tuesday.
By: Bob Kinzel
The three-story federal building — located in the heart of the city — previously housed a post office and spaces for a handful of federal agencies, like the IRS.
Driving across the Connecticut River between Hinsdale New Hampshire and Brattleboro Vermont just got a whole lot smoother. Last week the two states celebrated the ribbon cutting for a new bridge on Route 119, decades in the making. It's called the General John Stark Memorial Bridge. we're joined by David Scott who is the the In-house Design Chief of the Bureau of Bridge Design at the New Hampshire Department of Transportation. He discusses the bridge, why it's such a huge deal for the area, and what it takes to be a bridge designer. Originally broadcast at Noon on Wednesday, Dec. 11th…
The state treasurer's office analyzed recent census data and found that on a per capita basis, Vermont had the highest net in-migration of any New England state, and the third highest rate in the U.S. last year.
Soup is one of those meals that inherently brings people together — maybe it's the warmth, the fusion of ingredients and spices, or the act of ladling into carefully clutched bowls. Soup is also part of the culinary tradition of cultures around the globe.Vermont Edition brought together chefs and listeners to share soup-making tips. Our guests were Joe Buley Jr. of Joe's Kitchen at Screamin' Ridge Farm in East Montpelier, and Caroline Hannon and Bex Slatterly of the Queer Soup Night event series in Brattleboro. This episode also featured Seven Days food writer Jordan Barry. She joined us for our monthly chat about food and beverage news.…
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