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Jonathan Hall

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As seen in: WHDH-TV (Boston, MA), WLVI-TV (Boston, MA), The London Standard, The Conversation, Phys.org, Security Boulevard, Formula1News.co.uk, Business Lexington
I tell stories for a living - non-fiction. 3X Emmy winning, Edward R Murrow winning Reporter for WHDH-TV, 7News, Boston. 📷 pic: my first report in Dec ‘93!
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$35M upgrades unveiled at Foxboro station

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By Jonathan Hall 
| WHDH-TV (Boston, MA)
FOXBORO, MASS. (WHDH) - Local leaders, officials, and sports figures were all smiles at the Foxboro Station. Governor Maura Healey led a ribbon-cutting ahead of the World Cup as new upgrades were made to the station. “We’re turning major events, like the World Cup and MA 250, into permanent wins,” Healey said. Construction workers built a new platform with more capacity on the stadium side of the tracks, and a temporary platform on the neighborhood side.
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NASA: Pieces of meteor landed in Cape Cod bay

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By Jonathan Hall 
| WHDH-TV (Boston, MA)
MARSHFIELD, MASS. (WHDH) - A meteor lit up the night over Rome, New York, on Saturday. It left an audible impression in the Boston area on a stormy day. “I did hear it at my own private residence around 2:00 Saturday – didn’t really know what it was,” Mike Dimeo, Marshfield Harbormaster. “But I got a few phone calls on it.” 7NEWS asked several South Shore Harbormasters whether they had seen scavengers with magnets, heading out to hunt for fragments of the meteorite.
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5-foot meteor entered Earth’s atmosphere, sending meteorite falling into Cape Cod Bay, NASA says

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By Jonathan Hall 
| WHDH-TV (Boston, MA)
MARSHFIELD, MASS. (WHDH) - A five-foot in diameter meteor entered Earth’s atmosphere at approximately 42,000 miles-per-hour Saturday, producing a meteorite that fell into Cape Cod Bay and a sonic boom that was heard throughout New England, NASA confirmed on Monday. NASA said the meteor entered the atmosphere near the New Hampshire border, but cloudy conditions blocked those on the ground in the state from seeing it. The fireball was captured on video in New York.
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