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The following is a broad collection of Nicholas' published work since 2014.
Disney's Hong Kong service drops 'Simpsons' episode with 'forced labor' reference
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Decision to remove Ilhan Omar from Foreign Affairs Committee was overdue -editorial
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U.S. military members suing 3M seek dismissal of subsidiary's bankruptcy
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Atlanta shooting part of alarming US crackdown on environmental defenders
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EPA considers tougher regulations on livestock farm pollution
  • Image Caption: Hog farmer Mike Patterson's animals, who have been put on a diet so they take longer to fatten up due to the supply chain disruptions caused by coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreaks, at his property in Kenyon, Minnesota, U.S. April 23, 2020. Picture taken April 23, 2020. Photo by Nicholas Pfosi/REUTERS
    EPA considers tougher regulations on livestock farm pollution
    date:
    January 23, 2023
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    PBS.org via Reuters
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    Image Caption: Hog farmer Mike Patterson's animals, who have been put on a diet so they take longer to fatten up due to the supply chain disruptions caused by coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreaks, at his property in Kenyon, Minnesota, U.S. April 23, 2020. Picture taken April 23, 2020. Photo by Nicholas Pfosi/REUTERS
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How Companies Are Fulfilling Promises Made Following George Floyd's Murder
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Remembering Mel
  • "September 21, 1957— January 6, 2022 A year has passed since we here at the MSR lost our dear friend and colleague Mel Reeves to Covid complications. Over the course of this year, we have kept our spirits up by keeping Mel’s spirit alive as best we can, recalling his work style, insights into human nature, and his fight for justice."
    Remembering Mel
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    January 6, 2023
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    Minnesota Spokesman Recorder via Reuters
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    "September 21, 1957— January 6, 2022 A year has passed since we here at the MSR lost our dear friend and colleague Mel Reeves to Covid complications. Over the course of this year, we have kept our spirits up by keeping Mel’s spirit alive as best we can, recalling his work style, insights into human nature, and his fight for justice."
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US progressives reject Republican push against Ilhan Omar
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As Bob Iger comes back to Disney, he has new challenges
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Enbridge to pay $7 million more for Line 3 oil pipeline damages
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Enbridge's Line 3 victorious in challenge to Army Corps permits
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Police detain mother of Daunte Wright after recording traffic stop
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Florida judge sharply questions 3M bankruptcy strategy
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Roe v Wade is overturned by US Supreme Court
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Brooklyn Center reaches settlement with family of Daunte Wright
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Two Years After George Floyd's Murder, Minneapolis Is Still Struggling to Redefine Policing
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Tufts returns to in-person Commencement Ceremonies for the Class of 2022
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Tufts University's Black Graduation for the Classes of 2020 and 2022
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Former Minneapolis officer pleads guilty in George Floyd case
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Tufts Marathon Team competes in the 2022 Boston Marathon
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MinnPost Picks: On police surveillance in the Twin Cities, basic income for violence prevention and Blink-182’s accent
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Disney, Warner Bros. pausing film releases in Russia over Ukraine invasion
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Current executive sports editor discusses sports culture and the Daily with former sports section heads
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Three ex-officers found guilty on federal charges in George Floyd killing
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Major Nor'easter blankets U.S. East Coast with snow, heavy winds
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Ethics complaint against Arradondo dismissed
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Two Army Veterans Awarded $110 Million in 3M Earplug Lawsuit
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Andrea Jenkins makes history as 1st openly transgender city council president
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Twin Cities journalist Mel Reeves dies of COVID-19
  • I learned that Mel Reeves, a respected reporter and activist, died of COVID today. We met and I took the portrait the MinnPost used for this story during the trial of Derek Chauvin in Minneapolis.
    Twin Cities journalist Mel Reeves dies of COVID-19
    date:
    January 6, 2022
    client:
    MinnPost via Reuters
    summary:
    I learned that Mel Reeves, a respected reporter and activist, died of COVID today. We met and I took the portrait the MinnPost used for this story during the trial of Derek Chauvin in Minneapolis.
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Energy pipeline challenges saw mixed results in 2021
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Jury reaches verdict in trial of ex-Minnesota officer who killed Wright
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Testimony resumes in trial of ex-officer who killed Daunte Wright
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Minneapolis Police Chief Arradondo to retire when term ends in January
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Pelosi to act against Republican for Islamophobic remarks: Omar
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Minnesota ex-police officer who shot Daunte Wright plans to testify at trial
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Brooklyn Center officials look to reallocate $1.2 million from police budget to fund reform measures
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Michelle Wu wins historic Boston mayoral race
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Tribal nations are fighting a pipeline expansion putting livelihoods at risk. Why they say their voices were silenced.
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Tufts competes in the 2021 Boston Marathon
  • Since I was an undergrad at Tufts, I've photographed the Boston Marathon from the perspective of the Tufts Marathon Team, coached by the irreplaceable Don Megerle. Originally as a student journalist, and then for Tufts as a client, this year's marathon, delayed due the pandemic, happening in October, brought back a familiarity. And besides seeing the pictures on @tuftsuniversity — delightfully — the Tufts student newspaper, the Tufts Daily, at which I was the photo editor as an undergrad, published a photo of mine as well.
    Tufts competes in the 2021 Boston Marathon
    date:
    October 11, 2021
    client:
    Tufts University
    summary:
    Since I was an undergrad at Tufts, I've photographed the Boston Marathon from the perspective of the Tufts Marathon Team, coached by the irreplaceable Don Megerle. Originally as a student journalist, and then for Tufts as a client, this year's marathon, delayed due the pandemic, happening in October, brought back a familiarity. And besides seeing the pictures on @tuftsuniversity — delightfully — the Tufts student newspaper, the Tufts Daily, at which I was the photo editor as an undergrad, published a photo of mine as well.
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Former eBay employee gets 18 months in prison for 'abominable' cyberstalking campaign
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Derek Chauvin sentenced to 22-1/2 years in murder of George Floyd
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Covering Juneteenth 2021 for Reuters
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City of Lakes Waldorf School publishes graduation pictures on their Instagram
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Enbridge oil line scores a key win as Minnesota court affirms approval
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Protesters clash with police at Enbridge pipeline construction site in Minnesota
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Minneapolis Dismantled Barriers at George Floyd Square. Activists Put Up New Ones.
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America remembers George Floyd, one year after his murder
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Protest and reflection: A year after the death of George Floyd
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George Floyd’s family marches to mark first anniversary of his death
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Hundreds mourn Daunte Wright, Black man killed by Minnesota police
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Five years after the death of Prince, fans gather at his Paisley Park estate
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Minneapolis jury convicts ex-policeman Derek Chauvin of murdering George Floyd
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‘Today We Are Able to Breathe’: George Floyd Family Celebrates Derek Chauvin Guilty Verdict
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Fourth night of protests in Minnesota following death of Daunte Wright
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Doctor who performed George Floyd autopsy stands by homicide conclusion
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Reuters tweets out my photo of Philonise and Keeta Floyd leaving court
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Minneapolis residents come together after George Floyd's death
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Covering opening statements in the Derek Chauvin murder case for Reuters
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After two weeks of screening, jury picked to decide whether George Floyd's death was murder
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Floyd's family settled with the City of Minneapolis for $27 million and announced it at the Minneapolis Convention Center
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Crimped U.S. dry ice supply complicates rural U.S. vaccine release
  • "NEW YORK/LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - As health officials from rural areas prepare to vaccinate people scattered over thousands of miles in what could be the most complex such campaign in U.S. history, they face the additional challenge of finding enough dry ice to keep a Pfizer vaccine that must be stored at sub Arctic temperatures from spoiling." In early December I traveled to Beloit, WI for Reuters to cover a dry ice manufacturer there ramping up production for the COVID-19 Pfizer vaccine.
    Crimped U.S. dry ice supply complicates rural U.S. vaccine release
    date:
    December 9, 2020
    client:
    Reuters
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    "NEW YORK/LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - As health officials from rural areas prepare to vaccinate people scattered over thousands of miles in what could be the most complex such campaign in U.S. history, they face the additional challenge of finding enough dry ice to keep a Pfizer vaccine that must be stored at sub Arctic temperatures from spoiling." In early December I traveled to Beloit, WI for Reuters to cover a dry ice manufacturer there ramping up production for the COVID-19 Pfizer vaccine.
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Judge allows Derek Chauvin to live outside of Minnesota as he awaits trial in death of George Floyd
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Judge bars 'sloppy' prosecutors from case of ex-cops charged in George Floyd's death
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George Floyd's daughter offered full scholarship to Texas Southern University
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Protests, looting erupt in Minneapolis over racially charged killing by police
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Pence Tours Mayo Clinic and Flouts Its Rule That All Visitors Wear a Mask
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Vice President Mike Pence visits Dennis Nelson at Mayo Clinic
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Piglets aborted, chickens gassed as pandemic slams meat sector
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Long lines and frustration as Wisconsinites brave voting amid pandemic
  • I was part of the team covering the controversial Wisconsin primary which was held despite COVID-19 concerns and all other states with primaries in April having postponed them. I worked with Daniel Acker, another photographer, who covered the eastern part of the state, whereas I covered the western part of Wisconsin, which consists of mostly small towns and villages.
    Long lines and frustration as Wisconsinites brave voting amid pandemic
    date:
    April 7, 2020
    client:
    Reuters
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    I was part of the team covering the controversial Wisconsin primary which was held despite COVID-19 concerns and all other states with primaries in April having postponed them. I worked with Daniel Acker, another photographer, who covered the eastern part of the state, whereas I covered the western part of Wisconsin, which consists of mostly small towns and villages.
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3M taps regional suppliers to meet soaring demand for masks
  • MAPLEWOOD, Minn. (Reuters) - Diversified manufacturer 3M Co (MMM.N) has avoided major supply chain disruptions from the coronavirus outbreak by sourcing materials for its protective face masks from regional suppliers instead of far-flung locations, a company official told Reuters.
    3M taps regional suppliers to meet soaring demand for masks
    date:
    March 5, 2020
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    Reuters
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    MAPLEWOOD, Minn. (Reuters) - Diversified manufacturer 3M Co (MMM.N) has avoided major supply chain disruptions from the coronavirus outbreak by sourcing materials for its protective face masks from regional suppliers instead of far-flung locations, a company official told Reuters.
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Pence visits coronavirus hot spot Washington state amid tension with governor
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2019
  • 2019
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    December 31, 2019
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Frozen harvest leaves bitter taste for U.S. sugar beet farmers
  • It turns out Minnesota is the nation's top sugar beet producer - the sugar beet being a primary source for domestically produced raw sugar. The summer of 2019 was a wet one, followed by a freeze that left huge amounts of the state's sugar beet crop frozen in the ground. I pitched this story after hearing about it on MPR to look into how the farmers are faring.
    Frozen harvest leaves bitter taste for U.S. sugar beet farmers
    date:
    November 27, 2019
    client:
    Reuters
    summary:
    It turns out Minnesota is the nation's top sugar beet producer - the sugar beet being a primary source for domestically produced raw sugar. The summer of 2019 was a wet one, followed by a freeze that left huge amounts of the state's sugar beet crop frozen in the ground. I pitched this story after hearing about it on MPR to look into how the farmers are faring.
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Adapted for learning English course: Bow Hunters Target Asian Carp for Sport on the Illinois River
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Special Report: New frontier in health fraud - Genetic tests of the elderly
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Bow hunters target invasive Asian carp for sport on the Illinois River
  • As I had recently moved to Minneapolis, I pitched a story about an invasive species of fish, the Asian carp, that were being addressed in a novel, and fun, way: aerial bowfishing. In this article, which consists of a written story, an edit of thirteen photographs, and a video, follow a day out on the Illinois River with Captain Nate Wallick and the Peoria Carp Hunters.
    Bow hunters target invasive Asian carp for sport on the Illinois River
    date:
    September 20, 2019
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    Reuters
    summary:
    As I had recently moved to Minneapolis, I pitched a story about an invasive species of fish, the Asian carp, that were being addressed in a novel, and fun, way: aerial bowfishing. In this article, which consists of a written story, an edit of thirteen photographs, and a video, follow a day out on the Illinois River with Captain Nate Wallick and the Peoria Carp Hunters.
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'Nature: Through Her Eyes' Film Festival Squarespace website development
  • While working with the VII folks on the Foundry Photojournalism Workshops project, I was contracted to develop a second site for a film festival scheduled for its first annual debut coinciding with Perpignan's famous Visa pour L'Image festival in the fall of 2019. The festival would celebrate women's contributions to the genre of nature and wildlife storytelling - a space often historically perceived as a male-dominated one.
    'Nature: Through Her Eyes' Film Festival Squarespace website development
    date:
    July 1, 2019
    client:
    VII Foundation
    summary:
    While working with the VII folks on the Foundry Photojournalism Workshops project, I was contracted to develop a second site for a film festival scheduled for its first annual debut coinciding with Perpignan's famous Visa pour L'Image festival in the fall of 2019. The festival would celebrate women's contributions to the genre of nature and wildlife storytelling - a space often historically perceived as a male-dominated one.
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Foundry Photojournalism Workshops Squarespace site development
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Documentary Matters April 17 Talk
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Attended the New York Times Portfolio Review
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"Looking" advanced to the final judging round of WPP contest
  • My project 'looking' advanced to the final round of judging in the Interactive category of the World Press Photo 2019 Digital Storytelling Competition. While it was unfortunately not selected for nomination, I am honored to have been considered, especially as the work is unfinished and the nominees, themselves, being so outstanding. 'looking' was among good company!
    "Looking" advanced to the final judging round of WPP contest
    date:
    February 20, 2019
    client:
    World Press Photo Foundation
    summary:
    My project 'looking' advanced to the final round of judging in the Interactive category of the World Press Photo 2019 Digital Storytelling Competition. While it was unfortunately not selected for nomination, I am honored to have been considered, especially as the work is unfinished and the nominees, themselves, being so outstanding. 'looking' was among good company!
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Closing college enrollment gaps, one young man at a time
  • "Enoc Cruzado shook the hand of Sue Maggioni, the dean of business and professional studies at MassBay Community College, during a community breakfast in Framingham last fall for the 100 Males to College program.NICHOLAS PFOSI FOR THE BOSTON GLOBE"
    Closing college enrollment gaps, one young man at a time
    date:
    January 16, 2019
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    The Boston Globe
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    "Enoc Cruzado shook the hand of Sue Maggioni, the dean of business and professional studies at MassBay Community College, during a community breakfast in Framingham last fall for the 100 Males to College program.NICHOLAS PFOSI FOR THE BOSTON GLOBE"
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Interview on Grindr culture and "looking" project in Denmark's Politiken
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2018
  • 2018
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    December 31, 2018
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The mother of all election challenges
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Monday’s practice report: A workout before hitting the road
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Getting Salty with a longtime Kimball Farm ice cream scooper
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2018 Green Office Certification And Eco-Ambassador Ceremony And Reception
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“Take Me As I Am” Exhibition
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Solve Problems and Know Your Values
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The 20 best beaches to visit in New England
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‘Somerville Stands Together’ officially launches with labor rally
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Home of the Week: Big, grill-less windows make most of view in new Acorn Deck model
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2017
  • 2017
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    December 31, 2017
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Salvation Army, United Way join forces in Framingham for meals program
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Meet Natick’s St. Nick
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Faith Lutheran Church celebrates 125 years in Cambridge
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Wakefield teen bags a victory in fight against plastic waste
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A ‘Dream’ team for New Rep’s ‘Man of La Mancha’
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Tufts Helps Somerville Celebrate Its 175th Anniversary
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Empty nesters spread their wings
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Men’s Soccer Wins Conference Championship
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PHOTOS: Day with Framingham mayoral candidate John Stefanini
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Jumbos Head into Conference Championship Games
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Severe crowding forces teachers to work in former closets at Winchester’s McCall Middle School
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PHOTOS: Hundreds pay respects to Somerville officer Louis Remigio
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State’s only Confederate memorial will be removed
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Getting Salty with Maria DelVecchio of the North End’s Trattoria Il Panino
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Semolina Kitchen & Bar
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Photo Gallery: Janitors, students march to protest Tufts cuts
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2017 Eastern Massachusetts high school football team-by-team previews
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Slightly bigger is better when two small troupes pair up
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‘It is a heartbreaking day, unquestionably.’
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Marc Leishman can put disappointing finish into perspective
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Jordan Spieth couldn’t finish the way he started
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Mass. political leaders vow to protect DACA recipients
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Boston salutes Pete Frates as a global inspiration
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Justin Thomas wraps up Dell Technologies title
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Tough statement by Dustin Johnson
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When do you pay $13.45 for a $7.66 McDonald’s meal? When you’re a millennial.
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Justin Thomas (63) surges at Dell Technologies
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Five things you should know about Joe Milano
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In Andover, Dellatto’s chance finally comes
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Lexington’s Frelick keeps them guessing
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Trucks head to Houston with supplies and good will from Boston
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USS Constitution to reopen Saturday after years of restoration
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Three generations of Maine sailors tackle the Eggemoggin Reach Regatta, a race for wooden boats
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Family seeks answers after man dies in nursing home he helped found
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Pleasant weather to continue in Boston, with a kiss of fall
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USS Constitution is almost home
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Danny Ainge gets posterized — by his son
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From opera to honky tonk, Hayley Thompson-King gives herself room to roam
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‘I was in shock,’ ousted Martha’s Vineyard hospital CEO says
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People poured out of Boston office buildings to take in the solar eclipse
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Middlesex School is powering up old plant — for music
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Hundreds gather at vigil for Boston’s Holocaust memorial
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Can you take the heat? Get into this Kitchen.
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Dominican parade takes over Jamaica Plain’s streets
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Janis Joplin’s band finds itself at the MFA
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Inert grenade found in Newton basement
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Why did those Mass. Pike lane closures end so early?
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Waltham lab develops the world’s ‘blackest black’ paint
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Book a family night out, camping close to home
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Walpole valedictorian is on the ride of her life
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Elizabeth Warren says Senate should improve existing health care system
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That’s one big (and expensive) yacht: Vava II visits Boston
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‘People don’t understand that this parade coming down this street is a miracle’
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Fans gather at Boston Common to remember Linkin Park singer
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Photos from Kendall Square natural gas leak
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Queen and Adam Lambert draw a crowd at the Garden
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Adam Lambert, Queen prove to be a marriage made for an arena
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Where boys can be boys, with no iPhones in sight
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A tough finale for Andover’s Legion of boom
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48 people rescued in one day at Hampton Beach
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Fidelity trims more jobs, this time through layoffs
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With Van Winkle’s latest ‘unicorn,’ bourbon may have jumped the shark
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At Boston’s Holocaust Memorial, ‘an end to brokenness’
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By land and sea, a rollicking trip through history
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Thousands turn out for a festival that ‘unites through pizza’
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Community groups seek to aid Boston’s victims of violence through basketball
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Regional 911 call center has growing pains
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Boston recalls Frederick Douglass’s famed 1852 speech
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Kennebunkport loves the Bushes. The feeling is mutual.
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Grease and Glory
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When did summer camp offerings start sounding like brochures for Canyon Ranch?
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Berklee provides a summer festival stage for students poised for stardom
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This Boston Common bench can be yours — for $25,000
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PHOTOS: Belmont celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day
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Wellesley Cotillion: A timeless teen ritual updated for the 21st century
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2016
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PHOTOS: Westford’s Davidopoulos family raising funds for a service dog
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PHOTOS: Red carpet screening of Patriots Day at the Wang Theater
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Things to know about ‘Patriots Day’ movie
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Archaeologists: Even in Puritan times, Harvard students liked to get drunk
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PHOTOS: 19th annual Maynard Road Race
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Porter Square crash victim Joe Lavins remembered at vigil
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PHOTOS: 8th annual Belmont Serves Day
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Students and the Middle East Conflict
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PHOTOS: Tewksbury celebrates Independence Day
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2016 Classical Magnet Graduation
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2016 Canton High School Graduation
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2016 Avon High School Graduation
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Champ Was Known For Chirping, And Windsor Man Remembers Ali's Interest In Cricket
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2016 Simsbury High School Graduation
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‘Our Truths’ student production highlights issues facing Cambridge teens
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Hundreds turn out for Town Day
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Today’s bomb threat in graphics and photos
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Tufts Labor Coalition stages action at Jumbo Days to support janitors, construction workers
  • Tufts Labor Coalition stages action at Jumbo Days to support janitors, construction workers
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    The Tufts Daily
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    "Approximately 15 students from Tufts Labor Coalition (TLC) conducted a silent protest of Tufts labor practices Friday morning at Cousens Gym during annual Jumbo Days programming for prospective students. Following the morning demonstration, TLC members marched with janitors across campus to deliver a letter to University President Anthony Monaco, requesting a sit-down meeting to discuss the impact of last year’s custodial reorganization.”
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An Incredible Profession
  • An Incredible Profession
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    University Project
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    The New England fishing industry has been struggling for many years. Environmentalists and regulators have restricted fishermen’s ability to work as fish populations such as cod reach dangerously low levels. Gloucester, Massachusetts, a 400 hundred year-old seaport is struggling. Fishermen are backing out of the industry and a once impressive fleet has been reduced to no more than a handful of boats. Will the Gloucester of tomorrow resemble its blue-collar fishing heritage?
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Outsourcing in Higher Education
  • Outsourcing in Higher Education
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    The Tufts Daily
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    The company from which Tufts contracts its custodial services, DTZ, formerly UGL Unicco, has had a business relationship with the university since 2011. While custodians, union representatives and students demanded that the university make no cuts to the janitorial staff, members of the administration defended the decision to reallocate custodial labor and said that the terms of the reorganization were to be determined by DTZ alone.
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Tufts Janitors: A History
  • Tufts Janitors: A History
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    The Tufts Daily
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    Throughout the last year, Tufts Labor Coalition (TLC) has been organizing in support of DTZ custodial employees who work on Tufts’ campuses. Students, faculty, staff and members of the custodians’ union, Service Employees International Union (SEIU) 32BJ, held demonstrations in opposition to a reorganization of the staff, which was originally estimated to result in 35 layoffs and was projected to save the university $900,000 annually. After the restructuring was implemented earlier this year — ultimately displacing 18 custodians, seven of whom are no longer working with DTZ — efforts have turned to fundraising in support of those workers who were affected.
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Ready for Takeoff
  • Ready for Takeoff
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    The Magazine of Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University
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PHOTOS: Hundreds run in the Genesis Battlegreen Run
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Raising Goats in Bagdad [NEEDS GALLERY]
  • Raising Goats in Bagdad [NEEDS GALLERY]
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    Mountain Workshops
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    Amy, who grew up in Los Angeles, says she never foresaw owning goats. Her city-bound parents did pay for horseback-riding lessons for her though and unwittingly fostered her love for the countryside. At the age of 17, Amy moved across the country to Kentucky, exiting her southern California life forever. “I like not having my neighbor two feet from me," she says. "Once I moved out of L.A., there was no going back."
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