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VPT News

New Communications Officer Emphasizes Community at Vermont Public Television

May 15, 2013
Vermont Public Television welcomed Elizabeth Metraux as its new Chief Communications and Public Relations Officer. Metraux will join the senior management team ...

Killer Cats

April 26, 2013
    The next sound you hear will be from one of the world's more ferocious animals, an invasive species in these parts, a vicious killer ...

"Emerging Science" Classroom Resources

April 3, 2013
The fifth season of Vermont Public Television's series "Emerging Science" showcased researchers at local colleges and universities who are at work on matters ...

VPT's Chief Technology Officer Heads PBS Advisory Committee

February 28, 2013
Congratulations to our own technology chief for taking on an even bigger role as chair of PBS' Enterprise Technology Advisory Committee. Now our larger network ...

Does Vermont Need More Gun Control?

February 20, 2013
When it comes to firearms and Vermont, everybody knows: (1) The typical Vermonter owns guns and opposes any effort to regulate them;(2) with almost no violent ...

Maggie Hunter Named VPT Grants Director

January 9, 2013
Maggie Hunter has been named grants and foundation support director at Vermont Public Television.  She is responsible for seeking and administering funds ...


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