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Courts reporter @BostonGlobe. Skilled at making myself laugh. Not on here to argue with ya. Alum of @BostonHerald, @PatriotLedger, @YorkDispatch, @NewhouseSU

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I am a reporter for the Boston Herald who covers transportation, politics and everything else Boston. That means you'll find me at covering everything from a city council meeting to a double homicide to a local craft-beer festival.

I grew up in the Boston area before attending Syracuse University, where I studied newspaper journalism and political science, graduating in May 2013.

I love rock 'n roll, Boston sports, well-written TV shows and checking out where the sirens are headed.

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How Loganville terrorism suspect could have armed himself

How Loganville terrorism suspect could have armed himself

The man accused of planning to kill his ex-girlfriend and as many state troopers as he could in Loganville ma…

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Police: York City teen killed in double shooting

Police: York City teen killed in double shooting

DaKeem Dennison had just become a father. "It was going to be his baby's first Christmas," said Keith Wright,…

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What would a modern-day York City 'charrette' look like?

What would a modern-day York City 'charrette' look like?

The issue is youth violence. One way York City residents and officials alike suggest to address it is to hold…

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Family honors Wellsville murder victim Laurie Kuykendall Kepner

Family honors Wellsville murder victim Laurie Kuykendall Kepner

Standing over both her daughter's grave and the spot where she herself will one day rest, Nancy Kuykendall to…

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Attorneys poke holes in North York's 'drug-free school zone' plan

Attorneys poke holes in North York's 'drug-free school zone' plan

Local attorneys poked holes in North York's idea to make the entire municipality a "drug-free school zone," s…

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Jacobus cuts money to struggling department

Jacobus cuts money to struggling department

Frustrated with the quality of the Goodwill Fire Co.'s responses to fires, the Jacobus council has voted to c…

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Daily Immigration News Clips - September 22, 2025

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By Adrian Carrasquillo Verified, Rebecca Beitsch Verified, Ilya Somin, Sean Cotter Verified
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A record surge in arrests. A state of fear and loss. Life in the shadow of ICE. - The Boston Globe

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By Sean Cotter Verified, Erin Douglas, Camilo Fonseca Verified, John Hilliard Verified, Esmy Jimenez, Katie Johnston, Danny McDonald Verified, Emma Platoff Verified, Maria Probert, Marcela Rodrigues Verified, Chris Serres Verified
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Frilei Brás cradled his 1-year-old toddler, Pedro, in his arms as he said goodbye before leaving his family and the country he has called home for 20 years.Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff Frilei Brás’s children helped to carry his bags out of his home as he prepared to leave for the airport where he would self-deport back to Brazil, leaving his family behind in Stoughton.
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Malden’s Asian-American population celebrates site of first community center - The Boston Globe

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By Sean Cotter Verified
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MALDEN — For years, the Asian-American population has thrived here, making up more than a quarter of the city. But for many community services geared toward this community — translation work, cultural celebrations, or just a permanent home for a local ping pong club — they’ve had to trek to Boston’s Chinatown or even all the way down to to Quincy. That’s about to change.
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