Story time 🫖 — The 90s and early 2000s were wild times in Connecticut. Several public officials were convicted on corruption charges. So many convictions grabbed headlines that it earned the state the nickname “Corrupticut”. 🧵1/9 @wnpr
Everybody loves a comeback story. And in one CT city, voters seemed to embrace it again & again. Here’s how a mayor, who was convicted of municipal corruption, went on to win back his old job after serving 7 years in prison… and remains mayor today. A thread 🧵1/7
Slavery didn’t just happen in the South. It happened in the North and across New England. Explore this history in a new series from @wnpr — videos, audio, digital stories and much more. Hear from descendants who share stories of their ancestors. https://t.co/yDEhBfyHCz
Still on cloud nine over these awards from @NAHJ@NAHJNewEngland! More than a personal achievement they're a testament to the power of Latinx representation in media. Forever grateful to chapter prez & chingona Cindy Rodriguez and the exec board! #MoreLatinosinNews 🪅🇲🇽🎉❤️💃🏽🏅🏅
Still on cloud nine over these awards from @NAHJ@NAHJNewEngland! More than a personal achievement they're a testament to the power of Latinx representation in media. Forever grateful to chapter prez & chingona Cindy Rodriguez and the exec board! #MoreLatinosinNews 🪅🇲🇽🎉❤️💃🏽🏅🏅
Thank you so much @NAHJNewEngland for this beautiful award. So grateful to be a part of an organization that celebrates our culture and contributions to journalism.
Psyched to receive this recognition from @NAHJNewEngland!! 🎉🪅🙌🏽🥂 Thank you my fellow Latinx journalists for honoring my @GlobeOpinion work. I cannot wait to celebrate!