Ben Paulin is a graduate of Suffolk University where he studied journalism. While at Suffolk he was the editor-in-chief of the award-winning student newspaper the Suffolk Journal. Ben worked for a year at the Boston Globe city desk covering breaking news and events in and around Boston. Before that he interned at the Boston Metro newspaper covering news and arts for the daily for over a year. After school he worked as a freelancer covering community news for Easton Patch.
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In his spare time, Ben likes to read, watch Red Sox, Patriots, and Celtics games, play basketball, go skiing in the winter, and enjoy the outdoors. He also enjoys going to the movies and hanging out with friends.
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Here’s a quick snapshot of open houses in the Dover-Sherborn area this weekend, provided by local realtor and Sherborn native Kyle Mann.
Several houses and vehicles have been broken into in Sherborn and the surrounding towns in the past 2-3 weeks.
The Raiders named their co-captains after Wednesday's practice.
While there aren’t any homes that sold in Dover or Sherborn this past week, here’s a quick snapshot of homes that sold in the nearby communities, provided by local realtor and Sherborn native Kyle Mann.
Your region roundup of news for Wednesday, August 24.
Note: The following is a press release from TD Bank.
The library is planning on putting benches on the patio where people can read.
Notable activity from the Sherborn police and fire logs.
A notice from Pine Hill School Principal Veronica I. Kenney about the changing of the dismissal process once school begins.
Notable activity from the Dover police and fire logs.
The Raiders began their first day of practice today.
To commemorate the 10th anniversary of the tragedy, Patch is putting together a special issue featuring your stories.
Watch Jillian's latest video to see her crispy, spicy spin on kale.
Fashion shoot, college graduates, and a 9/11 bike ride.
Be sure to check here for useful information about what is going on in Dover and Sherborn this weekend.
This week's pet of the week is a pooch named Bosco.
Here is a guide for the upcoming school year for Dover-Sherborn schools.
Two teens are raising money for the Peace Abbey in Sherborn with their street performances in Cambridge.
Here’s a quick snapshot of open houses in Dover and Sherborn in the next few days, provided by local realtor and Sherborn native Kyle Mann.
Here’s a quick snapshot of homes that sold this past week in the Dover-Sherborn area, provided by local realtor and Sherborn native Kyle Mann.
