@ChristineMNews Hey Christine, this is such an amazing and heartfelt memory — I'm a fellow reporter with @MassLiveNews, and would love to talk with you about it. My email is [email protected]; please feel free to reach out.
“No one is safe in a world of blood and rubble.”
@IfNotNowOrg Boston protestors overtook the BU Bridge yesterday demanding @SenWarren call for a ceasefire in Gaza after they said they were turned away from her office four times.
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@miss_meowtastic Hey, I hope you're doing okay and are in a safe place — my name is Irene Rotondo and I'm a reporter for @MassLiveNews. I'd love to chat with you if you can thru DM, and my email is [email protected].
The front page of tomorrow's @dailytarheel –
I shed many tears while typing up these heart-wrenching text messages sent and received by UNC students yesterday. Our campus was on lockdown for more than three hours.
Beyond proud of this cover and the team behind it.
Loophole Brewing owners have a storied past of how they finally came to own a downtown Springfield building with the "best view in the city." https://t.co/6nJD4YN6Fd
A great look from @masslivenews@irenerrotondo at how @MissingKids and law enforcement partner to combat child sexual abuse and exploitation — How an online tip on a former Baystate doctor led to child sex abuse material charges https://t.co/eTteHsH3GI
Order reSTORRed: UConn men regain national title, conclude dominant run to championship No. 5 with 76-59 win over San Diego State https://t.co/4D1hXkmbkx
“It’s literally the devil. It’ll take you.”
This is Nate. He overdosed on fentanyl last night. Police revived him after using Narcan three times. We met him this morning on the corner of SW 4th & Washington an area where police responded to a slew of overdoses this past weekend.
A Massachusetts woman went viral on TikTok describing how she had to pretend to be a slave as a child during the Underground Railroad activity on a field trip to Nature's Classroom. Now, more who attended are coming forward to share their own experiences. https://t.co/bMvSKOMb4Y
Over a decade after they experienced the Underground Railroad activity at Nature's Classroom, now-adult former elementary students remember nothing educational and everything of fear about the program. https://t.co/FzdN5non8L
Children had to be “slaves” and were led through nighttime woods while being screamed at by adult “slave owners.” This happened 10 years ago in the Underground Railroad activity at Nature’s Classroom, and I talked with people who say it haunts them still.
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Juliana Gabelus, now 22, went to Nature’s Classroom in Charlton, Mass. when she was 9 years old. There are other locations still offering the program nationwide, and Gabelus said what happened to her during the activity made her question reality.