Pat Bradley is a Bureau Chief at WAMC. He covers a range of topics including climate policy, energy regulation, and real estate development, with a focus on the intersection of environmental issues and legal affairs. Pat's work has been featured in various outlets such as WAER Public Media, WBFO 88.7, and WSKG Public Media.
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Given Pat's focus on local government and politics in the Plattsburgh area, he is likely to be responsive to pitches related to local political developments, legislative changes, community issues, and legal policy regulations. Sources who can provide insights into these areas or are directly involved in relevant events would be valuable for his reporting.
Pat also covers announcements from the government extensively. Pitches related to new laws, ordinances, appointments of key officials or any significant policy changes at the local level could capture his interest.
Considering Pat’s coverage attributes and topics covered, experts with knowledge about specific legislation impacting New York or Vermont at a local level may find success when reaching out for commentary or interviews.
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A former factory in the Adirondacks is being transformed into affordable housing
WAMC Northeast Public Radio | By Pat Bradley 1 of 10 The new Burlington High School opens for the 2026-27 academic year
Vermont’s attorney general says the state will receive a historic settlement from a multi-state lawsuit against the social media company Meta.
By: Pat Bradley
Students are moving into dorms at the University of Vermont this week.
Students are moving into dorms at the University of Vermont this week.
By: Pat Bradley
Democratic U.S. senators from New York and Vermont are introducing a bill to repeal the Trump administration’s tariffs on Canada.
Democratic U.S. senators from New York and Vermont are introducing a bill to repeal the Trump administration’s tariffs on Canada.
By: Pat Bradley
Progressive Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak says a unanimous vote by the council is a crucial move to advocate for immediate and stronger state action on issues affecting the city.
Optimism abounds on the University of Vermont campus in Burlington.
