Pat Bradley is the Bureau Chief at WAMC-FM, with a background in dramatic arts and engineering. With a focus on local news in the New York and Albany areas, Pat's work has been featured in various public radio stations and media outlets, covering a range of topics from community events to public safety issues.
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WAMC Northeast Public Radio | By Pat Bradley “This year the Governor announced significant initiatives that further grow New York agriculture and strengthen the food system.
WAMC Northeast Public Radio | By Pat Bradley SUNY Plattsburgh is reporting an increase in student enrollment.
WAMC Northeast Public Radio | By Pat Bradley As morning frost tickles the valley areas of the Northeast, there has also been occasional snowfall in the higher elevations and that is piquing interest in the upcoming ski season.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection is changing hours of operation at some northern border crossings in January.
By: Pat Bradley
Burlington, Vermont’s police chief plans to leave his post early next year.
By: Pat Bradley
The Burlington, Vermont City Council had a long agenda to filter through Monday night that brought dozens of people out for public comment and led to some disputes among councilors.
By: Pat Bradley
U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced this week that 38 Ports of Entry along the border with Canada will adjust their hours in January. Officials in New York state are not pleased about the reductions at a time when illegal crossings are increasing.
By: Pat Bradley
The federal government has started to announce the first round of grants from the Digital Equity Capacity Grant Program. Vermont will receive just over $5 million to implement its plan to bring high-speed internet to all residents regardless of identity or economic status.
By: Pat Bradley
The Plattsburgh Common Council met Thursday evening to review several fiscal items and debate a proposal affecting administrative powers.
North Country officials are praising news that Amtrak that will restore rail services.
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