Marie Szaniszlo
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Boston, MA, United States
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Body found in Boston Harbor
Police are investigating the case of a body that was found Saturday morning in Boston Harbor. → Read More
Cause of 4-alarm fire at Newton home under investigation
Authorities are investigating the cause of a 4-alarm fire that broke out Friday night, destroying a Newton home. → Read More
Inflation’s overlooked victims hungry for a break
Inflation isn’t just hitting consumers; it’s hitting critters as well. → Read More
Massachusetts overall performed well in its response to COVID, study finds
Massachusetts ranked second in a new study that measures states’ overall response to COVID-19. → Read More
Pine Street Inn graduates 75 people ready for jobs
After 14 years in prison, kindness, Emmet Snow saya, is no small thing. → Read More
COVID and monkeypox cases keep health officials wary
There were 2,975 new COVID cases and 12 deaths reported, bringing the total number of lives claimed by the coronavirus to 19,474 in Massachusetts since the beginning of the pandemic. → Read More
Prevalence of preteen suicide has more than doubled in 11 years: ‘Concerningly high’
The prevalence of preteen suicide has more than doubled in 11 years, an alarming trend that researchers say needs urgent study in order to prevent such tragedies. → Read More
BPS communications team gets new leadership
Boston Public Schools on Tuesday announced the two new heads of its frequently unresponsive communications team. → Read More
Boston superintendent calls for Mission Hill school to be closed over ‘pervasive’ sexual misconduct
“I have no words to adequately describe my outrage and disgust about this abject failure of our school system,” City Councilor Michael Flaherty said. → Read More
Roxbury to remove trees from Malcolm X Park over objections of some residents
After weeks of negotiations with the city, a group of Roxbury residents is weighing filing for an injunction to prevent dozens of large legacy trees at Malcolm X Park from being cut down. → Read More
‘Easter miracle’ nobody died in Lawrence fire; at least 16 homeless
“Your life changes in a few minutes. But we’re OK because we’re alive.” → Read More
COVID-19 and fentanyl overdoses made 2021 deadliest year on record
COVID-19 and fentanyl overdoses combined to make 2021 the deadliest year on record, lowering life expectancy in the U.S. by nearly two years compared to 2019 figures, reversing a 20-year trend, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. → Read More
Loaded gun found in Boston school renews push for police in hallways
“If there are armed security at City Hall, the State House and Mayor (Michelle) Wu’s house – not to mention at elite, mostly white universities like Harvard and MIT – then the mayor needs to explai… → Read More
Verizon and Comcast both claim they offer qualifying low-income households
Verizon on Tuesday began offering low-income households Verizon Fios’ 100% free fiber optic Internet with speeds starting at 200 Mbps for downloads and uploads to help bridge the digital divide, the company said. → Read More
Woman whose dog died after he was mauled at a ‘doggie day care’ is fighting for regulations on facilities
A coalition of dog owners is fighting for lawmakers to pass legislation that would require animal day care to be licenses and regulated after a Longmeadow woman's dog was fatally injured at one facility -- an increasingly common occurrence, her lawyer said. → Read More
CDC: Smoking among youngsters still a serious public health concern
“… the 2021 use data are still concerning and will be valuable for policymakers and educators committed to protecting the next generation from tobacco-related disease and death,” said M… → Read More
CDC: Smoking among youngsters still a serious public health concern
“… the 2021 use data are still concerning and will be valuable for policymakers and educators committed to protecting the next generation from tobacco-related disease and death,” said M… → Read More
Boston parents say they want next superintendent to be free from local politics
Parents on Wednesday said that before taking the job, the next Boston Public Schools superintendent should know that she or he might be beholden to Boston’s political machinery. → Read More
BPS teacher $100G salaries at a glance
In all, 128 schools had one or more teachers who earn at least $100,000. → Read More
7-year-old Massachusetts boy released from hospital after life-threatening reaction to COVID
“It is a rare reaction to COVID,” said Dr. David Leslie, a Franciscan Children’s attending physician. “He’s the first case we’ve seen — and hopefully the last.” → Read More