Sabine Poux is a Producer/Reporter at Brave Little State. Her reporting focuses on culture and society, with a particular emphasis on Vermont and Alaska, as well as topics related to voters, voting, and taxes. She has been featured in Kbbi, KDLL FM, Alaska Public Media, and Vermont Public.
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By: Andrea Laurion, Mitch Wertlieb, Mikaela Lefrak, Sabine Poux
Vermont Edition hosts a conversation about finding happiness, inspired by a recent episode of Brave Little State.
By: Adiah Gholston, Burgess Brown, Sabine Poux, Samantha Watson
It’s year seven of our favorite Brave Little State tradition. And this year, tradition played a big role in all the stories behind the names we investigated: Lake Willoughby, Hells Peak Road and Pumpkin Harbor Road.
By: Sabine Poux
Vermont is the only New England state without any strip clubs. That hasn’t always been the case.
By: Sabine Poux
Bristol Republican Steven Heffernan unseated longtime incumbent Democrat Sen. Chris Bray in their race in Addison County — a rebuke against longtime
A look back at this year's successful use of chicanes in the Notch, and a preview of what property taxes will look like next year. Plus, Vermonters should prepare for snow on Thanksgiving, the Scott administration is taking advantage of federal funds before Trump is back in the White House, Gov. Phil Scott is making interim Education Secretary Zoie Saunders's position permanent, Sen. Peter Welch is trying to overturn a plan by the Biden administration to cut Medicare reimbursement rates and a man accused of orchestrating a scheme to harass and intimidate two New Hampshire Public Radio journalists was sentenced to more than three years in prison.
Vermont ski culture and ski towns are changing. Many are blaming Vail.
By: Sabine Poux
Digging into a “lost” ski area is a bit like going on a treasure hunt. “That's the fun part.
Two Vermonters from Burlington and Sheldon meet for a One Small Step conversation about politics, education, family life, racial dynamics and bridging the political divide. Plus, towns and cities are holding New Year's Eve celebrations across Vermont, Montpelier deals with an ice jam scare on the Winooski River, a new law is intended to expand access to telehealth, and Vermont State Parks will offer free, guided hikes on New Year's Day.
By: Sabine Poux
A gas pipeline that once generated a lot of buzz in Addison County has largely faded from the headlines. But a few years ago, investigators identified several issues with the line’s construction. And now, reenergized by a recent Supreme Court ruling, some neighbors are still fighting.
We track down the Lorax of Vermont cemeteries and visit a farm in East Putney to answer a listener question about graveyard maintenance.
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