Sabine Poux is a Producer/Reporter in Engagement Journalism at Brave Little State. Her reporting spans various themes, including culture and society, with a focus on topics such as farm management, organic farming, and tourism, reflecting her diverse background in commercial fishing and energy reporting. She has been featured in multiple outlets, including Kbbi, Alaska Public Media, and NPR.
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When federal health care subsidies sunset, the state’s farmers will be hit particularly hard.
By: Sabine Poux
Members of the Vermont Air National Guard have been deployed on back-to-back missions to the Caribbean and the Middle East since mid-December.
By: Sabine Poux
Members of the Vermont Air National Guards have remained overseas in the Middle East since the start of the Iran War without a confirmed return date.
The salty, greasy truth? Vermont has the fewest fast food restaurants per capita of any state. We dug in to find out why — and just how far some Vermonters will go to get their fill.
There’s a saying that twins are “in the water” in the town of Sheldon. Our journey to get to the bottom of this curious bit of local lore takes us from a dairy farm in Franklin County to a university in Amsterdam and back.
By: Sabine Poux, Mikaela Lefrak, Aleah Papes
Vermont Edition went down the rabbit hole with a recent episode of Brave Little State to find out if there really are more twins per capita in the town of Sheldon — and if so, how it happened.
The maze of bucolic dirt roads on the west side of the Foxstand Bridge in Royalton are within earshot of Interstate 89.
During our marathon day at the Village Scoop, we got a real taste of Vermont summer at its peak, in all its sweltering, melting glory.
Bethel, Vermont is home to a rare geological treasure: a brilliant granite that's often described as the whitest in the world.
Instead of answering a listener question about Vermont, we indulge the curiosity of a live audience about the making of the show itself.
