After graduating from the University of New Hampshire in 2008, I had a summer internship with The Eagle-Tribune newspaper, where I covered Southern New Hampshire. After the internship, I stayed there two years as a reporter before coming to Medford to work for Patch in August 2010.
"Elections shouldn’t matter as much as they do, there should be some place on the spectrum where we respect each others views and all that. But there comes to a place where there doesn’t seem to be shared values, then that can be a problem for the country
July 4, 1937 - Tufts officials announce the will begun a campaign to raise $2 million for a new medical school.
Here's five things. Monday, July 4, 2011
Students Bicyclists Will Be in Medford July 7-11 to Work with Local Groups and Support a Regional Movement for Sustainability.
Medford's week in review. Monday, June 27 to Friday, July 1, 2011.
"I noted my grave concern regarding information being reported in the media about recent developments in this investigation." - U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz
A look at the most viewed stories on Medford Patch from June.
Medford police log, Monday, June 27 to Thursday, June 30, 2011.
Looking to see a show? There are plenty.
DNA lead investigators to arrest a Charlestown man in connection to the February murder.
"I noted my grave concern regarding information being reported in the media about recent developments in this investigation." - U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz
A Charlestown man has been indicted in the murder on Jerome Street in February.
Here's five things. Friday, July 1, 2011.
No bridge replacement work will take place this weekend.
Defense attorney calls decision to drop charges "forum shopping."
Here's five things. Thursday, June 30, 2011.
"We are one of the last places in America where there is free parking for everybody. That obviously has to end." - Mayor Michael McGlynn
President Larry Bacow leaves the university after completing unprecedented fundraising campaign.
Defense attorney calls decision to drop charges "forum shopping."
Defense attorney calls decision to drop charges "forum shopping."