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Cat Cutillo

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Vermont
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Cat is an award-winning photojournalist as well as a writer and video producer. Her photos have appeared in Budget Travel Magazine, Golf World Magazine, amNewYork and her video interviews appeared on CBS Evening News. Her writing has appeared in New York Press, Seven Days and Half Moon Bay Review.

She is a dedicated storyteller, story finder and interviewer. Her niche is finding people with stories that inspire. She produces a multimedia storytelling series called 'Vermont Visionaries' for Kids…

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CBS Evening News-Veteran finally gets his college degree decades after leaving school for WWII

CBS Evening News-Veteran finally gets his college degree decades after leaving school for WWII

CBS Evening News. While recording his life stories for his family earlier this year, 99-year-old Lou Pioli sa…

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Seven Days-Ukrainian High School Exchange Student Faces Uncertainty With Fierce Resolve - and Fists

Seven Days-Ukrainian High School Exchange Student Faces Uncertainty With Fierce Resolve - and Fists

click to enlarge Cat Cutillo ©️ Seven Days It was a Sunday morning inside the boxing studio at Middlebury Fit…

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Seven Days-Vermont Students Walk Out to Protest Anti-LGBTQ Measures

Seven Days-Vermont Students Walk Out to Protest Anti-LGBTQ Measures

Cat Cutillo Cat is a multimedia journalist for Seven Days and Kids VT. Her multimedia storytelling series Ver…

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WCAX-Vermont Visionaries: Eddie Merma

WCAX-Vermont Visionaries: Eddie Merma

WAITSFIELD, Vt. (WCAX) - Kids VT is publishing a monthly multimedia storytelling series on role models and pe…

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Seven Days-Crazy Cotton Candy Lady Spins Sweet Success

Seven Days-Crazy Cotton Candy Lady Spins Sweet Success

At Waterbury's first farmers market of the year, in early June, the Crazy Cotton Candy Lady's booth was eye c…

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Kids VT-Clemmons Family Farm Launches Multicultural Online Curriculum

Kids VT-Clemmons Family Farm Launches Multicultural Online Curriculum

Näri Penson and Kia'Rae Hanron sat across from each other on the 148-acre property of Clemmons Family Farm in…

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Down The Line: All the biggest and best shows, gigs & events ahead in Santa Cruz County

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By Lookout Santa Cruz, Max Chun Verified, Hillary Ojeda Verified, Cat Cutillo
| buff.ly
Quick Take Team BOLO (Be On The Lookout) is gathering and curating all of Santa Cruz County’s biggest and best happenings from now until forever — or at least until the latest gigs are officially announced. The late Todd Snider was a big favorite of local audiences, having played in Santa Cruz County countless times since his big breakout 30 years ago. Snider, who died Nov. 14, will be the subject of a tribute show Jan.
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Labor of love: Why a worker at the Aptos Goodwill greets donors with costumes, jokes and puns Original

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By Cat Cutillo
| Lookout Santa Cruz
Quick Take "He’s one of the reasons I like to come here all the time to deliver things because he’s always got the latest jokes and we all need to laugh these days," one regular donor at the Goodwill in Aptos says of Daniel Ambrose, who's welcoming visitors for a final Christmas before he retires next year. Daniel Ambrose has been the frontman at the Aptos Goodwill Central Coast donation center for the past seven years.
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When More Is More

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By Cat Cutillo
| smcvt.edu
Braden Dwinell sat at the front of class queuing up short, animated clips and music samples to show his First-Year Seminar students how trains have long been a metaphor for death. He’s co-teaching a course called Dungeons & Dragons twice a week at Saint Michael’s College. The class aims to help students write a fantasy-based novella. “We’re having really meaningful discussions,” Dwinell said.
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