Lisa Loomis is the Executive Editor at The Valley Reporter. She covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, agriculture and farming, as well as culture and society, with a particular focus on the housing market, real estate development, and transportation policy. Lisa's work has been featured in the Waterbury Roundabout and Valley Reporter.
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Waitsfield, United States (Local)
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Lisa Loomis focuses on local news, particularly in "The Valley," with a strong emphasis on government announcements and event coverage. She tends to cover topics related to family & relationships, business & industry, engineering, and government & politics.
If you're looking to pitch her a story or provide commentary, consider focusing on local businesses in The Valley area such as updates about acquisitions or milestones achieved. Additionally, if there are significant developments within the town administration or community development initiatives specifically related to Waitsfield that align with Lisa's coverage scope, these could be of interest to her audience.
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By: Lisa Loomis
The Waitsfield Select Board agreed this week to put $3,000 from the town’s parks budget toward site work at the Pines rest area, while pressing the state to clarify both its responsibilities and its schedule for removing two dead pine trees at the heavily used site.
A covered bridge could again span the Mad River at Meadow Road if Waitsfield officials can line up engineering help, federal timber funding and local support for what they describe as a signature gateway project.
Businesses in Waitsfield began collecting the town’s new 1% local option tax on Wednesday, marking the start of a new municipal revenue source expected to generate roughly $600,000 annually for infrastructure and capital needs.
The Valley Reporter, serving the Mad River Valley and Sugarbush and Mad River Glen ski communities since 1971. Local news and local views of Waitsfield, Warren, Fayston, Moretown and Duxbury.
By: Lisa Loomis
Rin Merrick, who lives on Airport Road in Warren, has lived in bear country long enough to know the rules: don't leave food outside, secure the trash and lock the car.
Editorial
The Glam Cowboys, a student band from Harwood Union High School, took the stage at National Life Group’s Do Good Fest in Montpelier on July 11, performing for a large crowd and sharing the lineup with nationally recognized acts.
The U.S. Forest Service, which owns and manages Warren Falls and Blueberry Lake in Warren, has not yet installed bathroom facilities at either site this summer.
Editorial
By: Lisa Loomis
A documentary examining the growing fight over access to books, libraries and intellectual freedom has received national recognition, but its filmmakers say the work is far from finished.
