Andrea Laurion
News ProducerAndrea Laurion joined Vermont Public as a news producer for Vermont Edition in December 2022. She is a native of Pittsburgh, Pa., and a graduate of the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies in Portland, Maine. Before getting into audio, Andrea worked as an obituary writer, a lunch lady, a wedding photographer assistant, a children’s birthday party hostess, a haunted house actor, and an admin assistant many times over.
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Local car experts share tips on snow tires, car batteries, and more.
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For the second installment in our weekly January health series, we explore Health At Every Size, weight neutrality, and intuitive eating.
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Vermont Edition takes you inside the Statehouse for the first day of the legislative session.
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Two Franklin County authors on the hidden history of Lake Champlain, plus Fish & Wildlife's efforts to protect the prehistoric lake sturgeon.
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Editors of the Vermont Almanac and the Old Farmer's Almanac share how their publications come together.
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A Christmas tree farmer in New Hampshire tries a new tree variety in the face of climate change, which is making it harder to grow traditional species in New England. Plus, Vermont will receive flood assistance after Congress passed a short-term spending bill over the weekend, state House Republicans will introduce legislation to repeal the clean heat standard, the Community College of Vermont will offer free tuition for the formerly incarcerated, and Social Security recipients will see a small bump in assistance next year.
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On Vermont Edition's annual music show, listeners share the song that resonated with them the most this year.
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Vermont Edition shares some soup-er, stew-pendous recipes for winter.
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Plus, an environmental organization says Vermont isn’t on pace to meet a legally mandated deadline to lower carbon emissions, an electric co-op is selling the Wrisghtsville Hydro Plant, the state Department of Taxes is calling to overhaul how towns collect property tax info, and construction on Winooski’s Main Street is pausing for the winter.
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Today, we honor community members who passed away in the past year with kind words and good memories.