Mikaela Lefrak is a reporter and host for WAMU/DCist, as well as the host and senior producer of the podcast 51st, which focuses on D.C.'s fight for representation. Her work centers on local stories in Vermont, covering a range of topics including politics, social issues, and cultural events. Mikaela's reporting has also been featured in WBUR.
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Mikaela Lefrak's articles have a strong emphasis on local Vermont issues, including legislation and community-centered stories. Her coverage also encompasses entertainment news and family/relationship-focused topics, showcasing a diverse range of interests.
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By: Mikaela Lefrak, Daniela Fierro
The Vermont legislative session begins on January 8th, and lawmakers and administration officials are preparing for the new biennium.
By: Mikaela Lefrak, Jon Ehrens
We were joined today by some of Vermont's finest folk musicians, Seamus Eagan, Moira Smiley and Yann Falquet, in front of a live studio audience of Vermont Public members and supporters.
Vermont Public CEO Vijay Singh joined Vermont Edition to reflect on his first three months leading Vermont Public.
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.
By: Mikaela Lefrak
On a recent dark, winter afternoon in Strafford, a warm light emanated from an old, wooden building with a gas pump and mail collection box outside.
By: Mikaela Lefrak, Andrea Laurion, Jon Ehrens
The year is coming to a close, but the party is just getting started. In a special two hour Vermont Edition broadcast, we shared the songs that were
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