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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New Hampshire Sen. Jeanne Shaheen has been speaking out about the importance of the Northern Border Regional Commission.That program also funds rural鈥� -
The town of Royalton has voted against merging with Bethel and Rochester school districts. This vote will halt several proposed school consolidations in鈥�
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Faith groups in the Upper Valley are discussing ways to provide sanctuary for undocumented residents fearing deportation.Over the weekend about 100鈥� -
On Tuesday, state employees learned more about the contamination found in their St. Johnsbury offices.Late last week, three chemicals were found in the鈥�
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Nearly 80 state employees have moved out of their St. Johnsbury offices after potentially toxic chemicals were discovered in the building.Some routine鈥�
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Religious groups in the Upper Valley will be discussing efforts to provide sanctuary for non-citizens.Local Quaker, Jewish, Muslim and other religious鈥�
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Two Vermont immigration rights' activists arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents earlier this month were released on bail by a federal鈥� -
A large parcel of land is being added to the Appalachian Trail in Hanover.Dartmouth College sold a 175-acre parcel known as Hudson Farm for just over $1.8鈥�
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People suffering from opioid addiction generally face a lot of challenges as they begin their recovery. But in the Upper Valley, one business owner is鈥� -
The State Police Committee for Fair and Impartial Policing and Community Affairs is releasing their data on traffic stops from 2016.The raw data on police鈥�
