Jack Thurston is an Anchor and Reporter at NBC5 News. With over 20 years of experience in Vermont journalism, he primarily covers culture, society, and wellness, focusing on topics such as accessibility, civil rights, and diversity. Jack's work has been featured in prominent outlets including NBC Connecticut, The Guardian, and NBC Boston, and he has received multiple awards for his reporting excellence.
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Jack Thurston's articles cover a range of local topics, including government announcements, events, and seasonal stories in the Plattsburgh area. He has reported on various issues such as politics, entertainment news, and community events. If you're reaching out to him with story ideas or expert commentary, consider focusing on local political developments or upcoming community events in Plattsburgh. You can also offer insights related to seasonal activities or evolving stories that are relevant to the region. Keep your pitches tailored to his coverage areas and geographic focus for better engagement.
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By: Jack Thurston
"I think Burlington is really on an upswing," a prominent Church Street business said, signaling optimism following a lengthy construction project and a rough stretch for perceptions of the downtown
By: Jack Thurston
Vermont's black bear population has been growing in recent years, and state biologists are closely studying the animals to understand the factors contributing to that growth
The renamed Good Grief 5K Run & Walk is a fundraiser for Empty Arms Vermont, which provides support to families who have experienced the loss of a pregnancy or an infant
By: Jack Thurston
Twelve years before the current Ebola outbreak in Africa, Vermont had to prepare for a possible disease emergency after a man living in Vermont returned from travel to the Ebola hot zone at the time.
Hear from Lois Farnham and Holly Puterbaugh, two of the six Vermonters who sued the state for marriage rights in the 1990s, leading to the creation of Vermont's civil unions law
Meet the new leader of Steps to End Domestic Violence, the nonprofit working to support survivors of intimate partner violence in Chittenden County
By: Jack Thurston
Should you open a Trump Account for your child? Vermont Treasurer Mike Pieciak says parents of eligible children should take advantage of a free savings jumpstart available through the new offering.
By: Jack Thurston
Over the course of the last 10 to 20 years, pollen counts have risen by about 20-25%, a Dartmouth Hitchcock allergist and immunologist says
Gov. Phil Scott authorized Vermont joining ArrayRX, a multi-state program that leverages purchasing power to save money on prescription medications
The curator of "Norman Rockwell: At Home in Vermont" said the famous artist's idealized portrayal of the Green Mountain State was just what Americans wanted during WWII and the era after the war.
