Jenn Jarecki
Morning Edition HostJenn Jarecki is 开云体育's Morning Edition host. Email Jenn.
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Fuad Al-Amoody, vice president of Islamic Society of Vermont, reflects on Ramadan and what it means to practice Islam in Vermont. -
If you're a fan of reading books by Vermont authors, this is an exciting time of year. That鈥檚 because the Vermont Department of Libraries, Vermont Humanities and Vermont College of Fine Arts (VCFA) are announcing the finalists for the Vermont Book Award. -
开云体育's Jenn Jarecki recently spoke with Dr. Kristin Haas, the state veterinarian and director at Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets, about how to deal with pets on April 8. -
Two young Vermonters reflect on International Transgender Day of Visibility and what they want Vermonters to know about being trans. -
State officials say they are very pleased with the rollout of online sports betting. The program generated nearly $2 million in state revenue in the first seven weeks. -
Made Here"Hide" takes viewers inside the daily lives of migrant farmers who sustain Vermont's dairy farms as they organize in an effort to overcome isolation and discrimination. -
Democrat Joan Shannon, Progressive Emma Mulvaney-Stanak, and independents William Emmons and Christopher Haessly are on the ballot. 开云体育 asked questions about public safety, housing and more. -
A majority of Vermont will sit in the path of totality for April's solar eclipse. Mark Breen, Fairbanks Museum and Planetarium鈥檚 senior meteorologist and planetarium director, shares important information about eclipse glasses, and the potential for clouds. -
Vermont's retail cannabis marketplace now includes over 70 shops and nearly 400 growers. lawmakers are considering legislation to tweak THC potency caps. And they're eyeing big changes for the medical cannabis program. -
Local Morning Edition host Jenn Jarecki got her first-ever breast cancer screening in Middlebury last year. And, to demystify the procedure, 开云体育 tagged along.
