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The Boston Globe is an American daily newspaper founded and based in Boston, Massachusetts. The newspaper has won a total of 26 Pulitzer Prizes.

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Emily E. Williams

I'm a journalist working in Charleston, S.C. at The Post and Courier. In addition to my reporting for print, I host and produce Understand SC, a weekly news podcast.

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Hunter McKenzie

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Mitch Fink

I am an aspiring journalist from Hastings-on-Hudson, NY, and a sophomore at Boston University's College of Communication. I work as a sports correspondent on the high school sports desk of …

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Bill Mitchell

A journalist and teacher, Bill has made stops along the way at the Detroit Free Press, TIME, the San Jose Mercury News, the Poynter Institute for Media Studies, Harvard's Shorenstein …

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Hassan Ghanny

I am a writer, performer, and music journalist based in Boston, MA. My work explores the intersections of music/media, culture, identity, and diaspora with the intention of uplifting people of …

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Stacey Kors

Former Editor in Chief of Take Magazine. I have written about the arts and culture for publications including the New York Times, Financial Times, Boston Globe, San Francisco Chronicle, Newsday, …

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Wellesley girls’ attention to detail pays off with MSTCA Division 2 Relays title, while North Andover boys claim fourth in a row - The Boston Globe

That attention to detail paid off for the Raiders in a girls’ meet with razor-thin margins. Wellesley (46 points) pulled out a crucial second-place finish in the 4x400-meter race (4:09.04), leapfrogging Peabody (42 points) for the Raiders’ second straight state relay title at the Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center. …
By Mitch Fink
• The Boston Globe

Franco DiFusco’s halfcourt buzzer-beating 3-pointer leads Somerville boys’ basketball to a Greater Boston League win over Revere - The Boston Globe

Somerville’s Franco DiFusco hadn’t been on the court in five minutes when he checked back into a Greater Boston League boys’ basketball contest vs. Revere, the score tied, 45-45, with 3.8 seconds to go. After an inbounds pass found him, DiFusco dribbled across midcourt and heaved a 40-foot contested 3-pointer …
By Mitch Fink
• The Boston Globe

Dylan Crowley helps No. 19 Beverly boys’ basketball exact its revenge in Northeastern Conference road win at Marblehead - The Boston Globe

After losing to Marblehead in its December 13 season opener, the Beverly boys’ basketball team had the rematch with the Magicians circled on the schedule. Dylan Crowley scored 33 points to help the 19th-ranked Panthers exact their revenge in a 74-67 Northeastern Conference road win on Thursday night. “Our guys …
By Mitch Fink
• The Boston Globe

Relying upon intel from a secret weapon, Sharon boys’ basketball upsets sixth-ranked Mansfield in Hockomock Davenport clash - The Boston Globe

The Sharon boys’ basketball team had a secret weapon as it prepared to take on sixth-ranked Mansfield Friday night: senior Dante James, who transferred from Mansfield to Sharon before the season. James helped the Eagles scout his former team in practice. Then, he recorded 16 points for Sharon in a …
By Mitch Fink
• The Boston Globe

Newton North boys’ basketball coach Paul Connolly reflects on 400th career win: ‘We’ve had quite a run. I’ve had some great players’ - The Boston Globe

The first time Paul Connolly took his Newton North boys’ basketball team to play at Bay State Conference rival Needham, he had his players serenade his then-girlfriend, Amy (now his wife) after a Valentine’s Day win. Twenty-two years later, Connolly’s top-ranked Tigers traveled to Needham Tuesday night and took down …
By Mitch Fink
• The Boston Globe

Jayden Williams helps seal a victory for Arlington boys’ basketball over Watertown - The Boston Globe

The Arlington boys’ basketball team needed one more stop to complete a comeback win over Watertown, last year’s Division 3 runner-up. With the Spy Ponders (1-0) leading, 58-55, with 30 seconds remaining, Riccardo Bondesani, an exchange student from Italy, forced a critical turnover and lobbed the ball down court to …
By Mitch Fink
• The Boston Globe

Acton-Boxborough’s depth delivers for second straight Division 1 girls’ swimming championship - The Boston Globe

“It was 100 percent team effort,” said coach Gretchen Turner. “They did everything they could in every single race, and it was in our favor today.” On Sunday, it carried the Revolution to a second consecutive Division 1 state title. Depth powered the Acton-Boxborough girls’ swim team throughout the regular …
By Mitch Fink
• The Boston Globe

Majella Cremin’s scrappy rebound helps Latin Academy claim the City League girls’ soccer title - The Boston Globe

“It’s exactly what we’ve been looking for all year,” coach Kara Stafford said of Cremin’s goal. “We’re always trying to chase down other people’s shots, but she really wanted it. She took a great shot, and she just kept going.” Senior Majella Cremin followed her own shot for the lone …
By Mitch Fink
• The Boston Globe

Plymouth North’s Macey Shriner shines in girls’ varsity 5K at 61st Catholic Memorial Invitational cross-country meet - The Boston Globe

“During the last stretch, it seemed like the stretch got longer and longer as I ran,” Shriner said. “But as I was coming to the finish line I knew I won and it was a great feeling. I had a lot of adrenaline.” Shriner accelerated through the final stretch of …
By Mitch Fink
• The Boston Globe

In seven songs, these Boston artists gave voice to resistance, persistence, and Black joy

The renowned nun, artist, and one-time Boston resident Sister Corita opined that art “does not come from thinking, but from responding.” Music exemplifies this notion. 2020 delivered a call to action for Boston-based musicians to persist through resistance — and luckily for us, even grow artistically.
By Hassan Ghanny
• The Boston Globe

A rousing tale of autism, parenting, and swimming

“Swim Team” tells the rousing, sometimes gut-wrenching story of a group of young people who have joined a competitive team for children with disabilities — in this case, autism spectrum disorders. The film, which screened earlier this year as part of the Independent Film Festival Boston, will show several times …
By Shanna Belott
• The Boston Globe

Armed with confidence, Northeastern’s Sam Jacobsak took a $20,000 shot with Phillies - The Boston Globe

In a year in which many college baseball players are returning to school because of a shortened draft and stiffer bonus constraints, the 22-year-old Milton High grad is jumping to the pros after his junior year.
By Greg Levinsky
• The Boston Globe