Kevin McCallum is a Reporter at Seven Days. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, education, and real estate, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and the housing market. Kevin’s work has been featured in Seven Days, SAE International, and BusinessLIVE.
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Kevin McCallum's coverage primarily focuses on local government and political issues in Vermont, particularly Burlington. He also covers crime-related topics, such as the juvenile justice system. His articles often feature government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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By: Kevin McCallum
Scott Garvey barricaded himself in his Putney apartment during a mental health episode last year.
Victory over South Korea revived memories of Afcon bravery and offered a blueprint for SA's World Cup hopes against Canada
To protect homeowners against shady home improvement operators, Vermont created a registry in 2023 designed to help folks seek legal recourse or recoup damages.
The suit argues Vermont State Police escalated instead of deescalated the situation.
Illegal dumping is reported regularly in Vermont. Cleaning it up can be a costly, time-consuming process
The Champlain Valley School District board vote came after field opponents raised environmental and human health concerns.
Bafana's World Cup lifted hopes, but Safa must build on the momentum or squander it
Kore Power is getting bought out, and NOMAD is going public.
By: Kevin McCallum
Scotland face fresh selection gamble after England succumb to relentless Bok evolution and depth
After 102 matches, only the final remains to crown a memorable World Cup champion
