Mitch Wertlieb is a VPR Morning Edition Host/Reporter at Vermont Public Radio. He focuses on critical issues related to climate change and the environment, with a particular emphasis on water-related topics. Mitch's work has been featured in WBUR, Vermont Public, and New Hampshire Public Radio.
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Mitch Wertlieb's coverage spans a wide range of topics, including government and politics, culture and society, with particular focus on local events. He frequently reports on renewable energy, political developments, social issues such as LGBTQ+ pride, healthcare & pharmaceuticals and crime.
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By: Mitch Wertlieb, Nathaniel Wilson
This week on The Sports Rapport , we're focusing on non-contact sports 😉.
By: Nathaniel Wilson, Mitch Wertlieb
This week on The Sports Rapport , new University of Vermont women's basketball head coach Maureen Magarity joins the show to discuss the new gig and the Catamounts' off-season.
By: Mitch Wertlieb, Nathaniel Wilson
2017 Kay Yow National Coach of the Year, Maureen Magarity, was named the women's basketball head coach at the University of Vermont in April, following the departure of Alisa Kresge for the University of Richmond.
This week on The Sports Rapport , Vermont Green soccer is back and we're here to preview the upcoming seasons for the men's and women's clubs.
By: Adiah Gholston, Mark Davis, Peter Engisch, Mitch Wertlieb
The House narrowly nixes a bill that would have disallowed federal immigration officials from masking their faces; a mental health facility in Randolph is closing its residential facility; Williston voters go back to the polls to overturn a previously passed library renovation; an Afghan refugee who’d been living in Boston is now opening a restaurant in Brattleboro; the women’s Vermont Green FC ran to a scoreless draw against Hartford in its inaugural full season game; Plus…how to be true to yourself and be accepted by loved ones as part of our series of communal live storytelling events in Brattleboro.
By: Adiah Gholston, Peter Engisch, Mitch Wertlieb, Mark Davis
The Vermont senate advances a bill to reform the state’s homelessness policies; Advocates for foster youth in Vermont say the Department for Children and Families should not be taking a portion of their federal benefits to pay for the cost of foster care; A Vermont man held at a private prison in Mississippi died while being held in segregation;the regional grocery chain Healthy Living is challenging a vote by workers to unionize; the defending USL-2 champions Vermont Green FC play their home opener against Albany tonight; Plus…a woman talks about the bonds she formed caring for Jersey cows on her farm.
By: Nathaniel Wilson, Mitch Wertlieb
This week on The Sports Rapport , it sure feels like summer in Vermont, so we had to visit the ball park, of course.
Vermont’s labor force continues to shrink while unemployment remains steady; Vermont State Police mark the one-year anniversary of an unsolved suspicious death; trash and recycling pickup will cost more in the Northeast Kingdom; hundreds of Vermonters line the streets of Richmond to celebrate local Olympians; Plus…an unlikely friendship changes a life.
By: Mitch Wertlieb, Nathaniel Wilson
This week on The Sports Rapport , the crew has come down with World Cup fever. The Boston Globe's Michael Silverman joins the show to preview the
By: Nathaniel Wilson, Mitch Wertlieb
This week on The Sports Rapport , host Mitch Wertlieb is joined in-studio by local Olympic athletes Ryan Cochran-Siegle, Ben Ogden and Julia Kern.
