I make @StuckInVermont, web videos about #Vermont for @Seven_Days. I also drink lots of tea, do yoga and read pulp novels. Holler if you have story ideas.
Burlington, United States (Local)
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Eva's work largely focuses on local stories, with significant coverage of events and evolving stories related to entertainment news and agriculture & farming in Vermont. She appears particularly interested in human-interest pieces about local businesses, historic restoration, flooding, animal sanctuaries, and other topics relevant to the Vermont community.
Given her emphasis on Q&A formats and personal narratives from locals involved in various activities or enterprises within Vermont, she would likely be responsive to pitches featuring unique or heartwarming stories about individuals or organizations making a difference in their communities through these themes. If you have first-hand accounts or access to exclusive behind-the-scenes experiences related to these topics in the state of Vermont, it may resonate well with Eva's coverage style.
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Episode 769: Their parents fled the Armenian genocide and raised a family in a historic brick building by the Burlington-Winooski Bridge.
By: Eva Sollberger
At nearly 100 years old, the Burlington-Winooski Bridge is slated for replacement — construction is anticipated to start in 2027. Perched next to the bridg
Siblings who grew up by the Burlington-Winooski Bridge, slated for replacement, reminisce about area history. Go behind the scenes of this “Stuck in Vermont” video.
Episode 770: The Church Street Marketplace turns 45 this fall, but it has been a commercial and community hub in the Queen City for much longer.
By: Eva Sollberger
Episode 771: In Plainfield, the owners of 28 properties are awaiting FEMA buyouts, and one group of locals plans to build on higher ground.
Episode 771: In Plainfield, the owners of 28 properties are awaiting FEMA buyouts, and one group of locals plans to build on higher ground.
By Eva Sollberger Published Jul. 10, 2026 at 5:38 PM EDT | Updated moments ago
Episode 772: Hanley grows about 300 colorful varieties of daylilies, and most of them are hybrids that he created. Eva Sollberger got a garden tour.
By: Eva Sollberger
Episode 773: The descendants of Chase Purinton have gathered every year since 1876, and about 80 people attended the July 18 reunion.
About 80 people attended the weekend event; most were descendants of Chase Purinton, who moved to Lincoln with his family in 1803. He built the town's first grist mill in 1806 and is commemorated with a stone monument on Quaker Street. The Purintons have gathered every year since 1876, and family members from across the country made the trip this year.
