Waterbury, United States (Local)
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Mary's articles primarily focus on topics related to house & home, seasonal content, and expert commentary. She seems interested in providing practical tips for her audience relating to gardening, home decor, and family activities.
Given the local geographic focus of Vermont and a strong emphasis on house & home themes, Mary would be receptive to pitches that provide expert insights or practical advice tailored specifically to homeowners in Vermont. This could include topics such as gardening tips specific to Vermont's climate or features on local businesses offering relevant products or services.
Additionally, she may also appreciate contributions from experts discussing natural disasters affecting the region such as flooding or extreme weather preparedness. Pitches should aim at capturing the attention of readers interested in family-friendly activities and making their homes more comfortable and inviting.
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By: Adiah Gholston, Mary Williams, Peter Engisch
A civil complaint filed against a Washington County mental health agency; new path for a portion of the Long Trail; and seasonal flu arrives a tad earlier than usual in our region.
By: Peter Engisch, Adiah Gholston, Mary Williams
Home-heating costs surge, so lawmakers and the governor are cobbling together an emergency aid package; advocates for homeless Vermonters argue new rules governing access to motel rooms are too strict; ahead of the Nov. 3 general election, Prop 3 opponents and backers weigh in.
Love, Kelly sings this week's Friday Song, "Solve All My Problems." Vermonter Kelly Butts-Spirito knows how to tap into inspiration.
By: Mary Williams, Charlie Nardozzi
For this year's autumn decorations, incorporate natural materials — some of which may already be in your landscape.
By: Adiah Gholston, Mary Williams, Peter Engisch
Climate change accelerates in Vermont; town clerks statewide prep to block federal law enforcement officials from potentially seizing voting machines on Election Day; a recent art installation that included free haircuts.
By: Adiah Gholston, Peter Engisch, Mary Williams
Several nonprofit organizations in the Green Mountain State have quietly rolled back loan programs for Vermonters of color; no data centers in New England… so far; and an apple cider party in Lamoille County that uses an old-school “one-lunger” engine to press the fruit.
By: Peter Engisch, Mary Williams
Significant changes are coming to Medicaid in the new year but Vermont health care advocates say there's no need to full-on panic; a nearly-impeached prosecutor asks voters in Franklin County for another chance; a new treatment to a popular Vermont lake has shown improvements in cyanobacteria blooms this year.
By: Peter Engisch, Mary Williams, Adiah Gholston
Early ballots flowing into town clerks' offices all across the Green Mountain State; a record number of new students are enrolled at Vermont State University for the fall semester; a bad year for the state's beechnut crop means some Vermont wildlife will look elsewhere for alternative food options before winter.
By: Mary Williams, Peter Engisch, Adiah Gholston
A rocky start to the state's school merger process; Dartmouth College's provost resigns after violating the school's AI policies; more federal disaster aid flowing into Vermont communities; a trip to a haunted barn.
By: Mary-Engisch
The Friday Song is "Guillotine," from Burlington-based punk/noise band, We're Here! To Kill
