Patti Daniels
Executive Producer, Vermont EditionPatti is an integral part of VPR's news effort and part of the team that created Vermont Edition. As executive producer, Patti supervises the team that puts Vermont Edition on the air every day, working with producers to select and research show ideas, select guests and develop the sound and tone of the program.
Patti has produced public affairs programs like VPR's symposia and election night coverage, and special projects like the documentaries, Phish: The Final Curtain and States of Marriage. A graduate of Bates College, Patti worked for several years on civil society projects in the former Soviet Union and the Balkans. Patti is a marathoner and native San Diegan.
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On Tuesday, the Vermont House was set to debate H.170 鈥� a bill which would legalize small amounts of marijuana for possession and cultivation. But in a鈥�
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Three people arrested in Vermont by Immigration and Customs Enforcement had custody hearings in federal court in Boston Monday. Two of them were released鈥� -
The prospects for legalization of marijuana face a big moment this week: the Vermont House will take up a floor debate over whether to legalize possession鈥� -
People who are suffering psychiatric episodes can end up in the emergency rooms of community hospitals, where doctors and nurses say they are not... -
Sen. Bernie Sanders has a packed two-day schedule Thursday and Friday as he travels around his home state to meet-and-greet with Vermonters and hold two鈥� -
Racial discrimination in Vermont can be an isolating experience 鈥� partly because the state has such a small percentage of people of color, and also鈥� -
In Vermont's 251 towns, citizens are casting votes in an annual exercise of truly local self-government: Town Meeting Day. By Wednesday,Vermont Edition鈥� -
A panel of reporters joins Vermont Edition on this year's Town Meeting Day for an overview of issues being considered around the state.Related: Here's鈥� -
A shortage of primary care doctors in most parts of Vermont has the medical community concerned, with nearly 30 percent of primary care physicians over鈥� -
Vermont's state budget tops one billion dollars, and the balance of raising revenue and controlling costs is a contentious issue between the governor and鈥�
