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Writer & editor @SyracuseUToday | Previously: @BostonDotCom @KPFA @pacifica_radio & @ithacatimes

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Staff Writer at Boston.com. Previously @KPFA Pacifica Radio & @ithacatimes.

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Across New England are families who have lost loved ones to opioids. These 4 parents lost more th...

Across New England are families who have lost loved ones to opioids. These 4 parents lost more th...

It's a striking phenomenon, but one that hasn't yet garnered a tremendous amount of focused study by research…

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Locked in or locked out: Thaddeus Miles shares his experience being in D.C. during Biden's inaugu...

Locked in or locked out: Thaddeus Miles shares his experience being in D.C. during Biden's inaugu...

“The reality is this is America—this is who we are.”

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'COVID until proven otherwise': What responding to every call means for Boston EMS

'COVID until proven otherwise': What responding to every call means for Boston EMS

With the range in damage COVID-19 can inflict on the body, EMTs often don't have a clear picture of the patie…

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Boston teachers are sharing photos of their classroom windows on social media. Here's why.

Boston teachers are sharing photos of their classroom windows on social media. Here's why.

“I’m just worried that families don’t know the reality of what classrooms are like right now and how unsafe t…

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Brigham and Women's doctor's essay shares what 'professionalism' means for Black physicians

Brigham and Women's doctor's essay shares what 'professionalism' means for Black physicians

“I reached a point where I felt like I had to speak up.”

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How a Facebook group is working to help people living at Mass. and Cass and their worried loved o...

How a Facebook group is working to help people living at Mass. and Cass and their worried loved o...

A year ago, James Bradley was looking for childhood friends he believed were living on the streets of Boston.

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Photos: Syracuse Views Through the Decades

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A look at the Holden Observatory, the second-oldest building on campus, being moved to a new spot on campus in the summer of 1991 to make room for the construction of Eggers Hall. The 375-ton building was moved 180 feet over three days. (Photo courtesy of the University Archives) This view from the late-1920s shows what used to be a rose garden in the area that is now part of Shaw Quadrangle in front of Carnegie Library.
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Best Historic Sites in Upstate New York for America's 250th

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America turns 250 this year, and there’s no better way to celebrate the Semiquincentennial  than by visiting places that document and bear witness to the nation’s history. Upstate New York is rich with it—from Revolutionary War forts to those that tell the stories of the Indigenous nations, abolitionists and suffragists who shaped the nation alongside its founders.
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Photos: Syracuse Views Through the Decades

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This view from the late-1920s shows what used to be a rose garden in the area that is now part of Shaw Quadrangle in front of Carnegie Library. During the University’s history, the space in the middle of campus has hosted myriad activities, including agriculture, baseball games and a rose garden. By 1929, the central lawn area that would become the Quad was created.
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Awards

Second place for in-depth reporting at the New York Press Association 2011 Better Newspaper Contest

2011 - In-depth reporting

Award for article “Holes in the Net: History Repeating Itself with Police/Mental Health Consumer Collision”

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