Paula Routly is the Publisher and co-editor of Seven Days, an independent newsweekly in Vermont. She covers a wide range of topics, including local events, cultural happenings, and issues affecting the community. Paula's writing often reflects her love for Vermont and her dedication to providing informative and engaging content to readers.
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Paula Routly's coverage predominantly focuses on content and publishing, with a specific emphasis on Vermont and Quebec. She seems to favor event coverage and profile features. If you are considering reaching out to her, providing insights into the unique cultural events or profiles related to these regions could be particularly valuable.
Given Paula's interest in feature profiles, consider pitching stories about noteworthy individuals from Vermont or Quebec involved in journalism, travel, or the publishing industry. These could include authors, journalists, publishers, or influential figures who have made an impact in these areas.
When reaching out to Paula Routly for potential collaborations or pitches make sure they align with her focus on content & publishing as well as her geographic interest in Vermont and Quebec.
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Seven Days' interns got a crash course in Vermont this summer.
Vermont's largest city is plagued by the same crime, addiction and homelessness affecting other communities — and Seven Days has to report on that.
When my computer gets a virus, I bring it to our IT guy. Not everyone has that luxury. Older Vermonters lost $4.8 million last year to online scams.
By: Paula Routly, Anne Miller, Hamed Noorzai, Sayed Yassin Hashimi
Vermont has the largest per capita concentration of Afghan refugees of any state in the nation. A chance encounter led to Seven Days 'cover story about them.
Seven Days staffers document the state's amazing destinations week after week. Our new online guide gathers those day-trip itineraries in one place.
"The Loss of Grace" author Joe Sexton delves into Vermont's illicit guns-for-drugs trade in a story published by Seven Days and nonprofit news site The Trace.
Seven Days 'annual Tech Issue coincides with its tech job fair and expo — and offers a chance to note the ways technology is changing our lives.
Burlington native Peter Santenello took a sensationalized stroll through the city and posted it on YouTube, attracting international attention.
A new report on the rising cost of health insurance in Vermont prompted this week's cover story. As an employer, Seven Days is feeling the pinch, too.
An episode of syndicated public radio show "On the Media" offers some insight into the dilemma facing journalists in an era of media fragmentation.
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