Rachel Hellman is a reporter for Seven Days, a local news outlet in Vermont, with a focus on covering stories in the Burlington area. Her articles range from local news and community events to social issues and crime stories, providing in-depth coverage of the region.
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Burlington, Vermont, United States (Local)
Rachel Hellman covers a wide range of local topics with a focus on Vermont's community, culture, and society. She frequently reports on government announcements, legal policy regulations, and events in the region. If you have insights into local governmental decisions affecting Vermont communities or can provide expert analysis on regional legal matters related to her coverage themes, she may find your input valuable.
Given her emphasis on agriculture & farming and education as well as community events such as quilting for homeless shelters or Tibetan festivals raising money for community centers, consider pitching stories that align with these themes. Additionally, if you have unique perspectives tied to crime within the local context of Vermont or art-related activities within the area covered by Rachel's reporting scope, these could also be relevant points to present when reaching out to her.
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Town Meeting Day has arrived. As Vermonters head to the polls to hash out everything from snowplow purchases to bond votes, we’ll be keeping track of results.
A Vermont cat is competing in a national contest that will crown "America's Favorite Pet." Goose, an orange tabby who lives in South Burlington with...
Seven Days analyzed more than 200 Town Meeting Day warnings to report on seven noteworthy ballot items in our February 21 issue. So how did those items fare on Town Meeting Day?
By: Rachel Hellman
Courtney Lamdin ©️ Seven Days Passengers at the downtown Green Mountain Transit center
When April Royan moved her family from Florida to Vermont in 2019, she found herself making all sorts of lifestyle adjustments. She purchased snow gear for her two young children and quickly discovered what mud season was all about. She penciled in Town Meeting Day and started tapping her trees for maple syrup.
You've heard of short kings — guys of small stature with big personalities. Now meet Vermont's short queens.
By: Rachel Hellman
Saturday’s mail brought an unexpected windfall to stunned residents around Winooski — two, crisp $100 bills, along with a cryptic note. Each envelope, postmarked from...
By: Colin Flanders, Rachel Hellman, Daria Bishop
Cheryl Rose was ready to retire after 15 years as a care coordinator for Cathedral Square, a nonprofit that provides affordable housing for older adults. An avid crafter, she was eager to spend more time knitting and painting.
By: Rachel Hellman, Daria Bishop
Mitch Wertlieb, host and producer of Vermont Public’s daily news podcast “The Frequency,” has been named permanent host of “Vermont This Week.”
Student activists at the University of Vermont and Middlebury College on Sunday established encampments to protest the war in Gaza, joining a rapidly spreading movement.
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