Liz Neisloss
WGBH
Boston, MA, United States
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Mobile homes in a city? The Boston Trailer Park is an affordable surprise
Once stigmatized, manufactured housing is increasingly seen as a cost-effective solution to the affordable housing crisis. → Read More
Everett city councilor resigns in wake of latest racist comment
The mayor's press director is also stepping down. → Read More
COVID-19 sent one Somerville man packing, taking him from teaching in Malawi to making pizza back home
Conor Cudahy had to return to the United States in the pandemic, but it gave him an opportunity to fire up a long-held dream. → Read More
Checked Out: Librarians Are Getting Trained In Teen Mental Health
Librarians are adding another skill set to their catalog. → Read More
6 Questions With A Doctor Running COVID Vaccine Trials On Kids
The only way to find a safe COVID-19 vaccine for kids is to test it on them, and that research is underway at UMass Medical School in Worcester. → Read More
'Ain't Nobody Gonna Do It For Us But Us': Boston Youth Send A Message On Violence Through Film
Created by members of the Roxbury based organization Teen Empowerment, the film “Senseless Smoke” calls for taking ownership of violence through community dialogue. → Read More
A Bridge To Schools For Students Learning English
Getting your footing in a new country takes extra help during a pandemic. → Read More
Summer Camp: A Rehearsal For The School Year Ahead
In the scattering of virtual and in-person camps that were able to open this summer, camp advocates say kids are learning lessons that will help them in the coming school year. → Read More
Coronavirus Triggers New Usages Of UVC Light As Disinfectant
A form of the light called UVC is being pitted against a new pathogen: the novel coronavirus. → Read More
Vaccine Manufacturing At Pandemic Speed
Why try to mass produce a vaccine when the right one could be years away? → Read More
Seniors, Facing Isolation Worsened By COVID, Turn To Volunteers, Community Efforts To Ease Loneliness
The pandemic may feel like a social experiment, but it's familiar to the elderly. → Read More
Undocumented Immigrants Face Coronavirus, Job Loss With No Safety Net
Unlike their coworkers, undocumented immigrants can't access unemployment benefits. → Read More
Local Shop Owners Brace For Business Decline From Coronavirus — Especially With Students, Tourists Gone
With Harvard and MIT students being sent home and tourism in the area already impacted by coronavirus, local business will take a hit. → Read More
Tackling Senior Poverty
Irene Morey begins each day with tai chi — arms flowing while gentle acoustic music plays from her television. Morey celebrated her 104th birthday with friends Saturday. “I have good genes. My great grandmother was 105. My sister turned 102 last week,” Morey said. “And that's that's a gift.” Morey knows many seniors aren’t as fortunate as she is; she lives alone and has a pension from 30 years… → Read More
You Can Say Buttigieg But Can You Say Yastrzemski?
With the 9th debate wrapped up and a flood of advertising well underway, anyone tracking the Democratic race for president is likely familiar with the names of all the major candidates. → Read More
Boston Researchers Tackle The Coronavirus Vaccine
Is the flu a bigger local worry? → Read More
For Some Women, Gray Is The New Black
Silver locks are trendy with the young and not so young. → Read More
How Virtual Reality Is Providing Comfort To Elderly Hospice Patients And Others
Why senior living is embracing VR. → Read More