I was born in Ohio, grew up in Rhode Island and have recently fallen in love with Howard County.
I graduated from Boston University in May of 2010 with degrees in Political Science and Journalism. After a brief stint as a Congressional intern in D.C., I returned to my home in Northern Rhode Island to begin working as a journalist.
I spent 6 months working for Patch in Rhode Island covering a wide range of community news. In August of 2011, I moved back to the D.C. area and began guest editing for a number of Patches, including Greenbelt, Bethesda, Hyattsville and finally, Columbia.
At Boston University, I served as a columnist for the award-winning school newspaper, The Daily Free Press.
I am a passionate Boston sports fan (go Sox) and enjoy following both local and national politics. My hobbies include photography, cooking and skiing.
I enjoy chasing down a good story and meeting new people. Please, never hesitate to send me a comment, tip or story idea.
The Howard County Historical Society is hosting its own local Antiques Roadshow-style appraisal at Howard Community College on Saturday.
The owners of Pimlico Race Track built the manor on the property in 1936.
Recent job openings in Columbia, Ellicott City and Elkridge.
Recent job openings in Ellicott City, Columbia and Elkridge.
Maryland has among the highest property, income and unemployment insurance tax rates in the country, according to the group.
The Howard County Historical Society is hosting its own local Antiques Roadshow-style appraisal at Howard Community College on Saturday.
Over two-thirds of Marylanders support decriminalizing small amounts of the drug, according to a new poll.
The owners of Pimlico Race Track built the manor on the property in 1936.
Over two-thirds of Marylanders support decriminalizing small amounts of the drug, according to a new poll.
Over two-thirds of Marylanders support decriminalizing small amounts of the drug, according to a new poll.
Over two-thirds of Marylanders support decriminalizing small amounts of the drug, according to a new poll.
Over two-thirds of Marylanders support decriminalizing small amounts of the drug, according to a new poll.
A citizen discovered the body in one of Columbia's man-made lakes on Tuesday afternoon.
Just remember not to carve the pumpkin too soon, otherwise it may rot before Halloween.
Over two-thirds of Marylanders support decriminalizing small amounts of the drug, according to a new poll.
Over two-thirds of Marylanders support decriminalizing small amounts of the drug, according to a new poll.
Over two-thirds of Marylanders support decriminalizing small amounts of the drug, according to a new poll.
Over two-thirds of Marylanders support decriminalizing small amounts of the drug, according to a new poll.
Over two-thirds of Marylanders support decriminalizing small amounts of the drug, according to a new poll.
One woman told police she was forced into prostitution for two years and assaulted by a man she described as her "pimp."
