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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Plattsburgh, New York, United States (Local)
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By: Pat Bradley
The Burlington, Vermont Board of Finance had a number of items on its agenda Monday evening including security services and ambulance services rates.
By: Pat Bradley
New York state Assemblyman D. Billy Jones was at a fire station in Plattsburgh today to urge his constituents to speak out against a proposed federal rule change that he says will negatively impact fire and EMS services across the state and country.
By: Pat Bradley
The University of Vermont’s Center for Community News has received $7 million in funding to help the program expand nationwide.
By: Pat Bradley
Vermont was saturated by the remnants of Hurricane Beryl on Wednesday, leading to severe flooding in many of the same areas that experienced catastrophic flood losses exactly a year earlier.
By: Pat Bradley
Vermont Governor Phil Scott and administration officials provided an update Friday on what they say is significant flood damage from the remnants of Hurricane Beryl this week.
By: Lucas Willard, Pat Bradley, Jane Montalto
On this episode of The Best of Our Knowledge, we’ll learn about the students and faculty at Stony Brook University who have created a resilience tool kit for student journalists.
By: Pat Bradley
Reaction in Vermont to President Joe Biden’s decision to withdraw from the presidential campaign and endorse Vice President Kamala Harris as his successor is following partisan lines.
By: Pat Bradley
Democratic leaders and people around the country continue to respond to Joe Biden withdrawing from the presidential campaign with endorsements growing for Vice President Kamala Harris to be the nominee.
By: Pat Bradley
University of Vermont scientists studying Lake Champlain are assessing changes in water quality following recent flooding in Vermont.
WAMC Northeast Public Radio | By Pat Bradley Now that Salt Lake City has been awarded the 2034 Winter Olympics, the new head of USA Luge in Lake Placid
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