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Brynne Connolly

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  • Senior Digital Content Producer, Division of Biology and Medicine, News From Brown
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As seen in: News From Brown, WHDH-TV (Boston, MA), The Setonian, Plant Services
Cyber Journalist for @7News Previously: Assignment Desk Intern for @CNBC and @WCVB Opinions are my own. she/her
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‘Change, renewal and progress’: Canton police swear in first woman chief

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By Brynne Connolly Verified
| WHDH-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
CANTON, MASS. (WHDH) - The town of the canton swore in a new police chief in a special ceremony Tuesday evening. Helena Rafferty is only the 14th person in the town’s history to hold the title and is now the first woman in that role. “The number 14 brings with it change, renewal and progress, and in this world, we’re living in right now, that tidbit of data brought me hope and inspiration,” she told that assembled.
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Massachusetts health officials confirm another case of monkeypox

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By Brynne Connolly Verified
| WHDH-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
BOSTON (WHDH) - The Massachusetts Department of Health announced another new case of monkeypox in an adult man, the organization said in a statement Tuesday. This is the fourth case identified in the state in the past month. Current data from CDC indicates that there have been 65 cases of monkeypox virus this year in US residents, including includes the first identified case in Massachusetts on May 18. No deaths have been reported.
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How bears and bulls became Wall Street’s mascots

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By Brynne Connolly Verified
| WHDH-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
(CNN) — Bears. Bulls. Two big, scary mammals that serve as Wall Street shorthands for the stock market’s general mood. Bear = pretty much everyone’s selling. Bull = pretty much everyone’s buying. This week, US stocks fell into a “bear” market, dropping more than 20% from its most recent peak in early January. That rout ushered in the end of the “bull” market that began in the spring of 2020. But how did these brawny beasts acquire their status as the default metaphors for stock market sentiment?
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