Stephanie Colombini is a Reporter/Host at WAMU 88.5. She covers a diverse range of topics including public education, the music business, and organic farming, often focusing on regional interest and world news. Stephanie's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Kaiser Health News, NPR, and The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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By: Adiah Gholston, Peter Engisch, Stephanie Colombini, Mary Williams Engisch
How secure are Vermont’s elections; the state drops out of a federal healthcare experiment; Vermont’s men's soccer team heads to the national finals this weekend; and a Friday Song, influenced by the Romani people and culture.
By: Mary Williams Engisch, Stephanie Colombini, Adiah Gholston, Peter Engisch
Vermonters leaving their bodies to science; a group of South African immigrants are settling in the Green Mountain State; Vermont Public reporter Derek Brouwer on what he’s learned about the morning of March 11th in South Burlington, when federal agents accused a Vermont immigrant of ramming his car into theirs during a traffic stop.
By: Adiah Gholston, Stephanie Colombini, Mary Williams Engisch, Peter Engisch
Learn more about the Democratic candidates vying to unseat Vermont’s lieutenant governor, the Chittenden County Sheriff’s race features an unusual matchup and Vermont Green FC’s men’s team celebrates back-to-back national championships.
By: Adiah Gholston, Peter Engisch, Stephanie Colombini
A Florida preacher wants to start a religious school on the former Green Mountain College campus, the Burlington City Council passes a controversial public safety resolution and a look at which Vermont Senators face competitive primaries this year.
By: Stephanie Colombini, Adiah Gholston, Peter Engisch
Vermont looks to make it easier to build housing near wetlands, cyclosporiasis cases in New Hampshire continue to rise and a push to boost the Champlain Valley's profile in the wine world. Plus, we dig into claims that raising taxes on second homes in Vermont will bring in lots of money for services.
By: Adiah Gholston, Peter Engisch, Stephanie Colombini
If you're planning on casting an early ballot ahead of Vermont's primary election, best to drop it off in person at this point…the state is challenging new Trump Administration tariffs - and some inspiration for getting out and about this weekend.
By: Adiah Gholston, Karen Anderson, Peter Engisch, Stephanie Colombini
Hospitals are sharing budget ideas for next year as health costs in Vermont remain among the highest in the nation, Gov. Phil Scott looks tolearn more about AI and an effort by local businesses to get Montpelier’s former post office building under local control appears to have succeeded.
By: Peter Engisch, Stephanie Colombini, Aleah Papes, Adiah Gholston
It’s primary election day in Vermont, troubles in Killington’s local government are derailing a major infrastructure project and changes are coming to Green Mountain Transit bus schedules. Plus, a waste management company is testing a system that can remove toxic chemicals known as PFAS from landfill runoff, but there’s concerns about how it might affect air quality.
By: Adiah Gholston, Stephanie Colombini, Peter Engisch, Mitch Wertlieb
Vermont Public’s Capital Bureau reporter shares his analysis on key primary results, winners Amanda Janoo and Gerald Malloy reflect on their victories and a look at some local votes that also took place on election day.
By: Aleah Papes, Peter Engisch, Stephanie Colombini
St. Michael's College gets permission to tap into its restricted endowment as the school navigates financial woes, Vermont Democrats embrace their new de facto leader, and New England firefighters help put out blazes out west.
