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802 News: Filmmaker Bess O’Brien’s love story to Vermont (opens the original)
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BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Bess O’Brien makes films to focus on challenging topics. Her award-winning documentary “The Hungry Heart” dealt with the prescription drug crisis and was the inspiration for Governor Peter Shumlin to highlight the issue. She’s also done films on the difficulties people face coming home from prison. “All of Me” dealt with body image and eating disorders. She’s also co-produced feature films along with her husband, Jay Raven, including “Where the River Flows North,” and “S
802 News: Journalist Nat Winthrop’s greatest hits (opens the original)
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BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Nat Winthrop was a pioneer in Vermont independent media. He owned and was publisher of the Vanguard Press and the Vermont Times. A precursor to today’s Seven Days newspaper, the Vanguard was a must-read publication where political columnist Peter Freyne got his start and was the only newspaper to endorse Bernie Sanders in his historic 1981 run for Burlington Mayor. Winthrop was also a reporter who did deep-dive investigative pieces. In his new book, “On the Record,” Wint
802 News: Mapping Burlington’s early immigrant communities (opens the original)
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BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - A massive project is underway in Burlington to document four of the largest immigrant communities in the city, tracing their history from 1850 to 1950. The project started by mapping Burlington’s historic Jewish community in the city’s Old North End, and has now been expanded to include the French-Canadian, Irish, and Italian communities. Researchers are identifying residences, businesses, religious institutions, and fraternal and social organizations. In the end, people
802 News: Speaker Krowinski passing the gavel (opens the original)
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BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - There were audible gasps at the House Democratic caucus in late May when Speaker Jill Krowinski unexpectedly announced that she would not run for another term this fall. First elected 14 years ago, speaker since 2021, Krowinski says it’s time for new leadership and personally time for her to step aside. In the latest episode of 802 News, Mark Johnson spoke with the 46-year-old Burlington Democrat about the highs and lows during her time at this Statehouse. He also asked
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