Paul Hayes is a Managing Editor at various esteemed publications. He specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on topics such as construction and real estate, automotive developments, and cultural events across Europe and LATAM. Paul’s work has been featured in BBC News, Eastern Daily Press, BBC World, The Southern Star, CALEDONIAN, and The New Criterion.
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Paul Hayes' coverage is heavily focused on local government, community events, and public affairs in Vermont. Pitches should align with his focus on town meetings, budgeting, public hearings, and local governance to be most effective.
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BURKE — A new survey seeks to gauge public interest in opening town roads to all-terrain vehicles (ATVs).
LANCASTER — A taxpayer group aims to limit town spending. A petition warrant article would establish a tax cap based on a key inflation indicator, the consumer price index (CPI).
WHITEFIELD — Whitefield has a new police chief. Maxwell Hodgdon, a six-year veteran of the department, was sworn in on Monday night.
WATERFORD — Town Meeting voters won't decide the question of opening municipal roads to all-terrain vehicles (ATVs).
WATERFORD — The Select Board on Monday declined to appoint a new zoning administrator.
By Paul Hayes Staff Writer
By: Paul Hayes
BETHLEHEM – A local parent has presented a comprehensive plan aimed at resolving ongoing issues within the Profile School Board.
LYNDON — The Lyndon Electric Department (LED) is nearing a decision on the Old Red Mill.
LANCASTER — Residents raised their voices Saturday supporting the national Women’s March for Equality and Rights for Everyone.
WHITEFIELD — Affordable Housing, Education and Development (AHEAD) Inc. has received a $500,000 Community Development Block Grant.
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