Susan Keese
Producer, ReporterSusan Keese was VPR's southern Vermont reporter, based at the VPR studio in Manchester at Burr & Burton Academy. After many years as a print journalist and magazine writer, Susan started producing stories for VPR in 2002. From 2007-2009, she worked as a producer, helping to launch the noontime show Vermont Edition. Susan has won numerous journalism awards, including two regional Edward R. Murrow Awards for her reporting on VPR. She wrote a column for the Sunday Rutland Herald and Barre-Montpelier Times Argus. Her work has appeared in Vermont Life, the Boston Globe Magazine, The New York Times and other publications, as well as on NPR.
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State officials have named six members to a new panel that will oversee the decommissioning of the Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant.The 19-member panel鈥�
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The Vermont Center for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing plans to close by the end of September. The center鈥檚 trustees made the decision at an emergency鈥� -
The agency that oversees Medicare and Medicaid has approved a plan by the Brattleboro Retreat to correct problems found during a recent inspection. The鈥� -
Officials have removed a number of the animals from the shuttered Santa鈥檚 Land theme park in Putney. The park鈥檚 owner and her employee were already facing鈥� -
The Brattleboro Retreat has until September 2 to file plans for correcting problems found during a recent inspection. The hospital鈥檚 Medicare and Medicaid鈥� -
The Russian writer Anton Chekhov wrote his plays in the late 1800s. But his characters are as richly layered and recognizably human as those in any modern鈥� -
Three years after Tropical Storm Irene, much of Vermont鈥檚 damaged infrastructure has been repaired. The federal government has dispensed more than $600鈥� -
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has ruled that spent nuclear fuel can be safely stored indefinitely at decommissioned nuclear power plants.The rule鈥� -
Voters in Windham County鈥檚 democratic senate primary chose incumbent Senator Jeanette White of Putney to run for a seventh term in November. White was the鈥�
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The owners of Vermont Yankee are asking the Nuclear Regulatory Commission for permission to cut the number of personnel it assigns to some emergency鈥�
