The Town of Holbrook, along with numerous boards and officials, are being sued by TLA-Holbrook LLC in what TLA claims was a coordinated effort to stop their trash transfer station project.
Read the story here: https://t.co/KiI5pKMNE5
In my second news article for Holbrook Community Access & Media, I wrote about today’s annual town election and how the results turned out:
https://t.co/tyQcosyw4G
The one thing AI can’t do is report. It’s really good at collecting and synthesizing information already on the internet, but it can’t get a fresh quote, pick up the phone or go witness something.
After some time away from writing articles, I’m glad to be back on a volunteer basis writing about town government for Holbrook Community Access & Media!
Check out my article on the upcoming ballot question about the treasurer position: https://t.co/KpfxbLGqXf
Happy to share that my thesis film, "Through Their Lenses," was selected to be shown at the New Bedford Film Festival! It is very exciting to know that my work will be shown alongside many other outstanding films.
My conversation with the editor of @StarTribune about the paper's coverage of what's happening in Minneapolis and the role of social media/short form viral video in driving the narrative
Please closely follow Minnesota Star Tribune as they lay facts upon facts to inform us all. Here is a link to their coverage, grateful to have a local free and plural press giving the public eyes and ears to hold government accountable - whether local, state or federal. /1
well, this is going to create some difficult standards for 60 Minutes going forward if they aren't able to do stories that have 1. already been covered by the NYT and 2. don't have an on-camera response from the administration.
It's a journalist's job to ask questions of government officials, no matter which party is in power. That often means respectfully knocking on doors to get answers people deserve to know.
Tips and evidence are essential to our nonpartisan work: https://t.co/eL2G1hqLhL
Congratulations to the staff of The Summit, Stonehill’s student newspaper, who were recently honored by the Catholic Media Association! They were recognized as part of the 2025 St. Juan Diego Collegiate Awards, which celebrate excellence in student journalism and communications.
Thank you to everyone who helped me achieve this amazing milestone, especially my professor and mentor Maureen Boyle who pushed me everyday to be the best reporter and editor I could be.
I am very excited to announce that I won second place for Journalist of the Year for the Catholic Media Association! This award recognizes the quality of my reporting for The Summit News over the past year and my dedication to journalism and reporting.