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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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Ananya Sankar

Experienced writer, editor & researcher with a demonstrated history of working in the media industry. Pursuing a Bachelor of Science - BS in Journalism & Criminal Justice from Northeastern University.

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Geoffrey Line

Writing. Editing. Storytelling.

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Alyssa Lukpat

I am a reporter at The Wall Street Journal.

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John Hilliard

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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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This week’s freebies, deals: Vintage clothing pop-up, orchestra, and half-priced arcade games, and more - The Boston Globe

LIKE A MOTH TO A FLAME If you’ve ever found yourself curious about moths and other insects, EarthWise Aware has you covered. As part of its EwA Urban Nature Participatory Science series, Kristian Demary — who has a Ph.D in ecology from Tufts — and Kathleen Shea will be leading …
By Emily Wyrwa
• The Boston Globe

True tale of Natick neighborhood kids inspires new children’s book ‘Rainbow Allies’ - The Boston Globe

Cari and Lauri, a married couple who live in Natick, had returned from vacation to find their Pride flag stolen and their home egged. The discovery was shocking and disturbing, but what happened next inspired awe and helped them heal, Cari said: Kids in the town hopped on their bikes …
By Emily Wyrwa
• The Boston Globe

In 225-square-feet, The Old Baby is a ‘merch booth’ for P-town - The Boston Globe

As one-half of indie rock duo Man on Man Holman said all his decisions go through the lens of how he navigates the music industry. In that pursuit, the longtime musician asked himself: If Provincetown were a band, “what would the merch booth look like?”When Joey Lee Holman began to …
By Emily Wyrwa
• The Boston Globe

Iced coffee, fashion show, and a musician’s dream festival: Free and discounted Boston offers this week - The Boston Globe

This week, it’s safe to say Boston’s hot — in scorching temperatures and loads of free things to do around the city. Check out a local iced coffee class, a free fashion show, and the oldest Latinx festival in Boston. Plus, conduct your own orchestral masterpiece at a block party.
By Emily Wyrwa
• The Boston Globe

Commonwealth Shakespeare Company brings ‘A Christmas Carol’ to Boston this holiday season - The Boston Globe

“‘A Christmas Carol’ is an iconic story,” Maler told the Globe in a phone interview Thursday. “Just like the canon of Shakespeare, Dickens’s work is seminal, and this piece in particular is such an extraordinary vision of how to live your life, how you engage in the world, how you …
By Emily Wyrwa
• The Boston Globe

‘Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition’ comes to Boston for the first time this fall - The Boston Globe

Bostonians will get a chance to live out their Jack and Rose fantasies when “Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition” makes its way to Boston this fall.While the 90-minute experience doesn’t feature Celine Dion serenading guests with “My Heart Will Go On,” it will include cabins from the famed, doomed ship that …
By Emily Wyrwa
• The Boston Globe

BosTix booth reopens at Faneuil Hall on July 10 - The Boston Globe

ArtsBoston’s BosTix booth will reopen at Faneuil Hall on July 10. To celebrate the return of its discount ticketing kiosk, the arts advocacy organization announced a partnership with the Emerson Colonial Theatre for the pre-Broadway premiere of “The Queen of Versailles,” starring Tony and Emmy Award winner Kristin Chenoweth. The …
By Emily Wyrwa
• The Boston Globe

Ryan Casey and Roman Pavluchenko power through, Monomoy boys’ tennis advances in Division 4 tournament - The Boston Globe

“[Rockport] had a very good match, very closely contested, really good competition, and just really impressive by both teams,” said Monomoy coach Reuben Bowman. The tandems of Connor Francis/Paul Carlson (6-3, 3-6, 6-3) and Blake Noonan/Ethan Seufert (6-4, 6-3) added doubles victories for the Sharks (13-6). Ryan Casey (1-6, 6-3, …
By Mitch Fink
• The Boston Globe

Vineyard police reports detail erratic behavior of man accused in stabbing rampage - The Boston Globe

But his seemingly abrupt mental deterioration — and an alleged attack on his father in April — stoked concern among those around him in the months before the chaos on Saturday, in which he is accused of stabbing six people in two separate incidents, and is a suspect in a …
By John Hilliard
• The Boston Globe

‘His brain was hijacked’: In emotional hearing, family members of Maine mass shooter apologize - The Boston Globe

AUGUSTA, Maine — In powerful, emotionally fraught testimony Thursday, family members of the Army reservist who committed Maine’s deadliest mass shooting apologized to victims for the attack, and criticized authorities for failing to properly respond to their warnings about Robert R. Card II’s declining mental health and access to guns.
By John Hilliard
• The Boston Globe

Sheriff’s race in Maine county where mass shooting occurred is usually a staid affair, but not this year - The Boston Globe

The race for Sagadahoc sheriff — normally a staid, uncontested affair — has become a deeply emotional and divisive topic in this rural county of less than 40,000 a few hours’ drive from Boston. While some want reforms and more candidates to come forward, other residents defend the sheriff’s department’s …
By John Hilliard
• The Boston Globe

Influencer Marius Johnson talks Boston fashion and social media as storytelling - The Boston Globe

“I don’t think I’m at any crazy spot right now,” said Johnson. “But I’m obviously growing and to work with CONCEPTS after a year of DM’ing them is just a testament to having a vision. I truly believe in where I’m going and it’s only a matter of time.” This …
By Juliana George
• The Boston Globe

Terrence Clarke died three years ago. A tidal wave of elite Mass. basketball players are keeping his memory alive. - The Boston Globe

On Sept. 14, 2019, in Roxbury’s Vine Street Community Center, Clarke committed to play basketball at Kentucky . It was a coronation of sorts for Boston’s homegrown basketball celebrity, one of the top high school players in the nation. But five years ago, Asemota was just a kid with hoop …
By Ethan Fuller
• The Boston Globe

Since the start of the season, there’s been no let up for Joseph Case’s championship-driven softball team - The Boston Globe

“When you know your coach believes in you, and when you know your coach has confidence in you, it’s definitely an important thing.” “From the first practice, [coach Shannon Silva ] made it very, very clear she is expecting nothing less than she expected last year, this team is still …
By Julia Yohe
• The Boston Globe

Across Massachusetts, people are rising up against the arrival of migrants. To some, the backlash seems racist. - The Boston Globe

Across the state, a growing chorus of people are rising up against a wave of migrants arriving in their towns, complaining about the staggering costs of caring for them and warning about crime and too much change. To some, the backlash seems racist and ignores the economic contributions migrants can …
By John Hilliard
• The Boston Globe

‘The Karen Read case lit a match and started a wildfire.’ Canton split over high-profile prosecution. - The Boston Globe

It’s likely Canton has never seen anything quite like the case of Karen Read, who is charged with murdering her boyfriend, a town resident and Boston police officer, after a night of heavy drinking. People on both sides agree that the controversy has deeply divided the town of 24,600 south …
By John Hilliard
• The Boston Globe

In Waltham, families of former patients, workers at Fernald demand role in deciding property’s future - The Boston Globe

Reggie Clark is 70, but memories of his childhood years at the Walter E. Fernald Developmental Center during the 1960s are painfully clear. “I don’t think we were respected,” said Clark, who left Fernald in 1969 and now lives in Leominster. “You didn’t have any choices because the nurses that …
By John Hilliard
• The Boston Globe

Bitter rift erupts in Dedham over rejected bid to expand meal service for migrant families - The Boston Globe

The Rev. Stephen Josoma can’t understand the uproar that has gripped the town — a bitter, raw debate over the preparation of meals for migrant families and other homeless people staying in state emergency shelters. “It just saddened me, I try to get my head around it,” Josoma said in …
By John Hilliard
• The Boston Globe

Meet the man leading the longest Mass. teachers strike in decades - The Boston Globe

Doesn’t matter if it’s raining or snowing or freezing cold. Mike Zilles — clean-shaven, hair close-cropped, wearing a dark red coat — is oblivious to the weather as he stands outside at union press conferences telling reporters exactly what he thinks about the Newton School Committee’s latest offer to the …
By John Hilliard
• The Boston Globe

For Jennifer Birolini, success is measured by more than the goals she scores — or points she accumulates — for Pembroke girls’ hockey - The Boston Globe

As Pembroke girls’ hockey coach Bill Flynn taped up a pair of pucks at Hobomock Arena, all he could do was smile. It was the knowing smile of a coach who knew there would be a few more pucks to tape up by the time the high school career of …
By Mike Puzzanghera
• The Boston Globe