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Cori Princell

Cori Princell

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Editor, NENC New England

Chapel Hill, Concord

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Total articles 17

  • A look back at the year in New England climate and environment news

    By Cori Princell| Vermont Public Verified Storms brought power outages and catastrophic flooding. An unusually dry and hot autumn led to historic wildfires. But it wasn’t all bad news: blue skies delivered a crystal-clear total eclipse, and solar flares gave us the northern lights. In climate and environment news, it was a year of heartbreak and exhilaration, progress and setbacks, thrilling discoveries and daring rescues. Here’s a look back as we head into 2025.

    By Cori Princell · Vermont Public

    Dec. 31, 2024

  • Election Results: Democrats mostly win in New England, but Republicans have a good night

    By Cori Princell| Maine Calling@ New Englanders went to the polls Tuesday and largely cast votes for Vice President Kamala Harris, though wins in other states propelled Donald Trump to the presidency. The region traditionally goes Democratic in presidential elections, but at the state and local level, Republicans saw wins. In New Hampshire, Republican Kelly Ayotte prevailed over Democrat Joyce Craig in what some saw as the most competitive governor's race in the country. Ayotte will succeed Republican Gov.

    By Cori Princell · Maine Calling

    Nov. 06, 2024

  • A look back at the year in New England climate and environment news

    By Cori Princell| Vermont Public Verified Storms brought power outages and catastrophic flooding. An unusually dry and hot autumn led to historic wildfires. But it wasn’t all bad news: blue skies delivered a crystal-clear total eclipse, and solar flares gave us the northern lights. In climate and environment news, it was a year of heartbreak and exhilaration, progress and setbacks, thrilling discoveries and daring rescues. Here’s a look back as we head into 2025.

    By Cori Princell · Vermont Public

    Dec. 31, 2024

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NENC New England

Connecticut Public is the only statewide public media organization in Connecticut, providing community-supported services through its television and radio stations. It operates Connecticut Public Television (CPTV), CPTV Spirit, PBS Kids 24/7, and Connecticut Public Radio (WNPR). The organization is dedicated to informing, educating, and inspiring the people of Connecticut with high-quality journalism, storytelling, and educational experiences. Connecticut Public offers a variety of programming across its platforms, including local and national content on television and diverse news and podcasts on radio. It also engages audiences through digital platforms, providing access to news, shows, and educational resources. The organization actively participates in community outreach to ensure its services reflect the diverse communities it serves, reaching over one million people each month. Led by President and CEO Mark Contreras, Connecticut Public operates as a nonprofit with a focus on community support and engagement.

Hartford, Connecticut, United States

+1 860-275-7550

Founded: 1962