Jon Kalish
ReporterManhattan-based radio reporter Jon Kalish has reported for NPR since 1980. Links to radio documentaries, podcasts & stories on NPR are at . Find him on Twitter:
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The Generator maker space has to move out of Burlington鈥檚 Memorial Auditorium by the end of this year. The non-profit workshop has reached a tentative鈥� -
Farmers have started planting Vermont鈥檚 third hemp crop. Though their numbers are few, the acreage devoted to hemp has significantly increased this year,鈥� -
Joseph "Chip" Troiano represents Caledonia District 2 in the House. Troiano worked for more than 30 years as a defense investigator in Vermont. The job鈥� -
Farmers have become allies in renewable energy development in Vermont; often they have plenty of land, but struggle to make a profit. Farmers who offer to鈥� -
Writer Laura Stevenson has written two works of fiction inspired by her own life in Vermont. One of her books drew on the very personal experience of鈥� -
This year marks the centennial of the last long log drives on the Connecticut River. From the late 1800s and early 1900s, logs as big as 30 feet long were鈥� -
Vermonters have just harvested their second crop of industrial hemp since the Legislature legalized it in 2013. But because of obstacles to cultivating鈥� -
This spring Senator John McCain cited a $30,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts to the Sandglass Theater in Putney as an example of鈥� -
Fun Home, the hit Broadway show inspired by Vermont cartoonist Alison Bechdel鈥檚 memoir, won a total of five Tony Awards on Sunday, including best musical.鈥� -
On a recent weekend, dozens of vintage snowmobiles were on display in a farm field in Bethel. To qualify as vintage, they had to be made no later than the鈥�
