Chris Albertine

Summer School: How To Make The Perfect Creemee

By Samantha Fields, Chris Albertine | June 20, 2012

On Wednesdays we go to Summer School on the program and today it’s all about how to serve the absolute perfect creemee.

Audio Time Capsule: 9/11/01 on VPR

By Steve Zind, Chris Albertine | September 9, 2011

In the days after September 11, 2001, VPR listeners shared tangible and emotional connections to the terrorist attacks. That week, VPR’s Steve Zind reported their sentiments.

Gas Prices Have Impact On Vermonters’ Driving Habits

By Samantha Fields, Chris Albertine | June 9, 2011

In Vermont right now, gas is hovering around $3.85 a gallon. While that’s lower than the price a month ago, it’s higher than other nearby states, and higher than the national average. And it’s changing how some Vermonters are driving.

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Workshop Encourages Girls To Pursue Engineering

By Samantha Fields, Chris Albertine | March 28, 2011

The Center for Technology in Essex and Vermont Works for Women recently held "Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day," to give high school girls a look at the different kinds of jobs that fall under the umbrella of engineering, and encourage them to consider it as a career path.

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A Tribute To Blanche Moyse

By Steve Delaney, Chris Albertine | February 11, 2011

Blanche Moyse, a prime mover in the Vermont music community, died Thursday at her home in West Brattleboro at the age of 101.