Andrea Laurion is a news producer at Vermont Public. With a diverse background that includes roles in various fields, she focuses on themes such as culture and society, business and economics, and architecture and planning. Andrea's work has been featured in New Hampshire Public Radio, 90.5 WESA, The Allegheny Front -- WYEP FM, GBH, and Vermont Public.
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Andrea’s coverage spans a range of local interest topics, including government and politics, family and relationships, as well as entertainment news. She often includes expert commentary in her articles.
For anyone looking to pitch stories to Andrea, it would be best to focus on local Vermont issues or events that relate to the themes she covers. For example, pitches could include insights from local experts or community members related to Vermont-specific legislative changes or societal trends.
Given her geographic focus on Vermont, pitches should primarily center around this area's unique characteristics and concerns. Whether it's human-interest stories about the people of Vermont or analysis of state policies affecting its residents, these are likely areas where Andrea would be most interested in receiving story ideas.
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By: Mikaela Lefrak, Andrea Laurion
A group of Vermont business leaders recently co-authored an opinion piece in Vermont Business Magazine called “ Vermont is in trouble .” These leaders were inspired by the book “ Abundance” by Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson
Each month, Vermont Editions stops into one of Vermont's 252 municipalities for our Town by Town series. This month: Guilford in Windham County.
By: Jon Ehrens, Mikaela Lefrak, Andrea Laurion
Every year, the Vermont Edition team heads out to a Vermont fair to bring you the sounds and voices of our states favorite summertime traditions.
By: Jon Ehrens, Andrea Laurion, Mikaela Lefrak
Vermont's primary election is Aug. 11. About 3.1% of registered voters cast their ballots early, according to the Secretary of State's office.
By: Andrea Laurion, Mitch Wertlieb
What do the Bennington Battle Monument, President Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site and Mount Independence have in common?
By: Andrea Laurion, Mitch Wertlieb
Earlier this month, Winooski resident Harmony Edosomwan became the first person from the Green Mountain State to win the Miss Black USA pageant.
By: Andrea Laurion, Mikaela Lefrak
It's early September and the water's warm in our region's lakes and ponds. That means some fish are under stress, while many native species are in their element.
By: Mikaela Lefrak, Andrea Laurion
Twenty years ago, Middlebury College student Kelly Brush of Charlotte crashed during an NCAA alpine ski race. She suffered a severe spinal cord injury that would put her in a wheelchair.
By: Andrea Laurion, Mikaela Lefrak
The exhibit celebrates his most iconic artwork, including his Saturday Evening Post covers.
By: Mikaela Lefrak, Andrea Laurion
Bestselling author Daniel Mason has a new novel on bookshelves now with a special connection to this region. “Country People” is a comedic tale of
