Rebecca Sananes
Upper Valley ReporterRebecca Sananes was VPR's Upper Valley Reporter. Before joining the VPR Newsroom, she was the Graduate Fellow at WBUR and a researcher on a Frontline documentary.
Rebecca was a 2015 Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting Fellow. Her reporting on HIV/AIDS and the transgender community in Cuba was featured on NPR.
Rebecca holds a Master's in Journalism from Boston University and is a University of Vermont alumna.
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Vermont officials are determining whether damage from this past weekend's flooding meets the threshold for federal assistance. Flash floods hit roads,鈥� -
The Vermont Humanities Council is hosting people across the state in reading Frederick Douglass' "The Meaning of the Fourth of July for The Negro"鈥� -
As the old saying goes, you haven't truly experienced Shakespeare until you've experienced it performed outdoors by tightly choreographed Vermont sheep鈥� -
The White River Junction Veterans Affairs Medical Center has a new tool for therapy and veteran job training: 3-D printers.When you walk into the鈥� -
June is pride month for the LGBTQ community and the White River Junction Veterans Affairs Medical Center says veterans are no exception.The White River鈥�
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If you live in the United States, contracting cholera is probably not a top concern, but in war-torn Yemen an outbreak of the deadly disease affecting鈥� -
Modern-day Vermonters may think of cholera as an ancient disease, but researchers at Dartmouth College are still looking for cures. And in war-torn Yemen,鈥� -
At the White River Indie Festival over the weekend audiences watched the local debut of a documentary that follows a Dartmouth College class working with鈥� -
The remediation system cleaning up a Hanover neighborhood鈥檚 chemically contaminated groundwater appears to be working.On Thursday, at the Rennie Farm鈥� -
The police department in Lebanon, New Hampshire, will not be making changes to its immigration policies, despite changes on the federal level.Lebanon鈥�
