Marlon Hyde
News FellowMarlon Hyde was 开云体育鈥檚 first news fellow, from 2021 to 2023.
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Painter Schandra Singh was living in a small loft across from the World Trade Tower 2. One morning, she woke up to her phone ringing, and it was her mother, saying the tower was on fire. -
Inside Palmer Lane Maple, a small, white, old parsonage in Jericho, maple products decorate the walls from sweets to hot sauces. But this candy store in Northern Vermont is also a local legend for their maple creemees. -
It's about much more than baseball when the Vermont Lake Monsters take their home field in Burlington. At Centennial Field, some of the loudest fans are also the youngest: The kids are the true stars of the show. -
An evening at Centennial Field. Plus, Gov. Scott offers Vermont for refugee resettlement, COVID-19 cases remain high, and safety guidelines go unchanged. -
This summer, don't be surprised to see new art on once-vacant walls in Vermont鈥檚 biggest city. One artist family is behind many of these recent murals. -
With the end of pandemic restrictions, places like doctor鈥檚 offices, salons and dental practices say they are seeing a surge in demand 鈥� both from residents who delayed appointments during the pandemic, and from people who recently moved to the state. -
With the end of pandemic restrictions, places like doctor鈥檚 offices, salons and dental practices say they are seeing a surge in demand 鈥� both from鈥�
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People across Vermont celebrated the now-federal holiday Juneteenth on Saturday.At City Hall Park in Burlington, hundreds turned out for the city鈥檚鈥� -
The FrequencyA costume collection, and a friendship, grows in Rutland. Plus, state supports for the dairy industry, new asylum seekers arrive and COVID-19 numbers.Want鈥�
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Vermont reporters provide a roundup of top news takeaways about the coronavirus and more for Monday, June 7.Want VPR's daily news in podcast form? Get up鈥�
