Annie has been a Boston-based writer since 2018, after graduating with her BA in Social Thought and Political Economy from UMass Amherst and ALM in journalism from Harvard University. She has worked as a freelancer throughout Massachusetts and as part of an editorial team in London, UK. Her interests include music and the arts, creative writing and literature, and topics of social and political justice.
Annie covers Brookline, Newton, Waltham, Arlington, Medford and Somerville. Email news tips to annie.sandoli@patch.com.
The Newton News Foundation is holding the meeting to discuss the establishment of The Newton Beacon, a non-profit weekly digital newspaper.
The Brookline Commission on Disability shares this month's need-to-knows in its June 2022 issue of "Access Brookline."
Each site will provide space for teens to relax and socialize, events and activities, connections to services, and access to social workers.
Dolan is challenging incumbent Marilyn Petito Devaney in the Democratic primary on September 6.
The Massachusetts Bar Association presented Rosenthal with the award at a ceremony on Wednesday.
Thomas O’Leary is a recent Medford High School graduate who will attend The University of Maine.
The contracts include changes such as smaller class sizes, new special education caseload caps, and a social worker in every school.
The city has provided updates on eligible 40B projects, its appeal of “Safe Harbor” status, and ongoing planning for housing needs.
Sophia Nguyen was one of 15 high school seniors who received a $1,500 scholarship through the CCUA's College Scholarship Contest.
Raitt served as Arlington’s Director of Planning and Community Development for six years, resigning last month to accept a new position.
Lake Street between Lexington Street and Nutting Road is closed Wednesday to allow for water main lining.
The organization cited Vitolo’s proven track record of leadership on environmental protection and climate action.
The website includes an interactive map of many Jewish organizations and individuals in and around Newton.
The new hotel is located at 515 Somerville Avenue and offers 163 spacious guest rooms.
First Tee - Massachusetts applied for the annual grant to help attract more diverse coaches and volunteers.
Fourteen Mass Cultural Council grants totaling $342,450 supported local recipients who work in the arts and humanities.
Here are a few things to know amidst this year’s championship, including par and yardage, schedule of play, championship history, and more.
The amendment requires landlords to provide tenants with information about their rights and resources at the start of all new rentals.
The Brookline Equity Coalition discusses a Town Meeting vote against establishing a new committee to investigate discrimination incidents.
Aimee Coolidge and Christine Bongiorno are two of 121 women across Massachusetts receiving the award.
