
Senior editor Jim Welch will serve as interim executive director as the board undertakes a search for Galloway’s successor.
Senior editor Jim Welch will serve as interim executive director as the board undertakes a search for Galloway’s successor.
I’m stepping back from management of VTDigger and the Vermont Journalism Trust to become the founder and editor-at-large.
Among the dozen awards VTDigger won at the New England Newspaper and Press Association’s annual conference in Boston were five first-place finishes.
The nonprofit news organization is providing its stories to participating weeklies in order to support those hit hard by declining print revenues and the knock-on effects of Covid-19.
The new staff will join Vermont’s largest newsroom, which has grown over the past year to 24 journalists.
Under the agreement, the Vermont Journalism Trust will become fiscal sponsor of the Waterbury Roundabout.
Fred Thys and Lana Cohen will join the statewide nonprofit’s news team. Taylor Haynes and Sadie Goldfarb recently joined VTDigger’s business office.
The nonprofit news outlet won first place for general excellence, local election coverage, multimedia coverage, photography and digital strategy excellence.
Both VTDigger and Vermont Public Radio are seeking documents related to Attorney General TJ Donovan’s decision to drop charges against the former St. Albans officer, Zachary Pigeon. The records have effectively disappeared.
Following a letter urging journalists to address bias in their reporting, two media leaders and two signatories of the letter discuss the need for change.
Signed by more than 50 prominent Vermonters, the letter asks the state's press corps to confront "sexism, gender bias and racism in reporting."
The payment ends a long legal battle between the news organization and the state that led to the release of more than 100 documents, including a confidential agreement reached with the former director of the Southern State Correctional Facility in Springfield.
Secretary of State Jim Condos says Donovan is using a ‘twisted interpretation’ to charge for copies for taking cellphone photos.
Walters, a blogger and formerly a columnist for Seven Days, will analyze Statehouse action. 'I'm excited to hang out my shingle at VTDigger,' he said.