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Managing Producer, Here & Now | WBUR and NPR | Former @NY1 reporter and digital EP
Boston, MA
Joined October 2009
.@SenatorShaheen told @WBUR that "there will be assessments going forward" after Biden's debate performance on Thursday. Key portion of the interview starts around 13:36 in.
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Shaheen joins Radio Boston to discuss how last night's debate could shape down-ballot races in the Granite State this November.
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NYT has had three desks for decades. So did NYPost and NYDN. Even people who threatened to move Room 9 never did and never played around with access to the room.
*NEW* The New York Times was just informed in a letter from the Eric Adams administration that each news outlet will have only one seat in Room 9 starting at the end of June. We have three reporters covering City Hall and we’ve had three desks for years.
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Worth noting that the NYPD has yet to release any information or data on the so-called "outside agitators" or which of those arrested aren't students, but have edited this short film from the protests
Let’s take an inside look at how your @NYPDnews officers safely & professionally restored order at @Columbia & @CityCollegeNY yesterday, after school officials requested our assistance in dispersing unlawful encampments on their campuses & persons barricaded inside their
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In her first comments after Santos was expelled on @NY1 , @GovKathyHochul weighs in on the special election, potential candidates and working with @JayJacobs28 and @RepGregoryMeeks.
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Cognitive behavioral therapy is “a serious therapeutic tool, but it’s also a little life-hacky; it’s well suited for an era in which we seek to optimize ourselves, clear our minds, and live more rationally,” Joshua Rothman writes.
newyorker.com
The theory behind C.B.T. rests on an unlikely idea—that we can be rational after all.
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Viewers who want to remember Ruschell can email notes to RememberingRuschell@charter.com.
We have some deeply sad and personal news to report. Ruschell Boone, an Emmy award-winning journalist and our beloved colleague here at NY1, passed away Sunday due to complications related to pancreatic cancer. She was 48.
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Ruschell was the brightest of bright lights who made all of us better and happier. Thinking of her family and my NY1 family today. I’ll miss you, Ruschell ❤️
We have some deeply sad and personal news to report. Ruschell Boone, an Emmy award-winning journalist and our beloved colleague here at NY1, passed away Sunday due to complications related to pancreatic cancer. She was 48.
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Every aspect of the indictment shows a historic element of Trump's personality: his showing off, his belief that everything is his, his thrusting his advisers into untenable positions, his admiration for people who evade scrutiny.
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Meet @jennyandteets: actress, New York Times bestselling author, Instagram extraordinaire, and @JamieStelter’s guest on this week’s Extra Shot. Hear their full conversation at Bonberi Mart: https://t.co/SjVzXXrIOY
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Perfect series for my curious, engaging and coffee-loving friend
Excited to launch my new @NY1 series “Extra Shot,” where I sit down with notable New Yorkers at the coffee shop of their choosing. My first guest: @juneAmbrose! Edited by @DanKomarinetz 💥 Watch the full story and tell me who you’d like to see next https://t.co/LqzbK6CaZF
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If you read one thing today, read this. So many incredible/funny sentences in this beautifully written article about an orange-throwing competition in Italy. Sign me up for next year.
nytimes.com
Every winter, Ivrea erupts into a ferocious three-day festival where its citizens pelt one another with 900 tons of oranges. (Yes, oranges.)
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How NY1's Ruschell Boone fought pancreatic cancer — and won https://t.co/37Y6OgB20W via @nypost
nypost.com
"I feel like the world is my oyster. I want to spend my time doing a lot of good," Boone tells The Post.
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Ten years after Hurricane Sandy prompted NY to buy out homeowners in flood-prone areas, only a few hundred have been paid to leave their houses. Now, new government funding sources could begin the process of shepherding residents to higher ground.
ny1.com
Possible new state funding would pay for buyout programs.
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9 people have died because of drugs on Rikers Island - where overdoses and open drug use have become common. @CorrectionNYC just started training staff on how to use Narcan in August. We go behind the scenes on Rikers. Our exclusive report:
ny1.com
NY1 goes behind the scenes to see how the drugs got there.
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INSIDE CITY HALL: Hello everyone, I’m Deanna Garcia, a digital producer at NY1. Come follow along as I live tweet Eric Adams' first appearance as mayor on “Inside City Hall” with @errollouis.
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Can’t think of a better person to help tackle some of the biggest problems facing the city. Congrats, Grace!
So excited to be part of this effort @5boroinstitute to tackle some of the biggest challenges facing NYC through innovative public policy!
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The Republican nominee challenging Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, spread debunked conspiracy theories to her half-million social media followers, and has the support of a former Proud Boy.
ny1.com
Tina Forte is the Republican challenging Ocasio-Cortez.
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This remains one of the best things ever written about New York
Lost and Found by Colson Whitehead:
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NEW: An NYT investigation has found that scores of Hasidic Jewish schools in New York are purposely denying some 50,000 students a basic secular education – and have received $1 billion in taxpayer dollars over the last 4 years. w/ @brianmrosenthal
https://t.co/mjODtkjiMr
nytimes.com
New York’s Hasidic Jewish religious schools have benefited from $1 billion in government funding in the last four years but are unaccountable to outside oversight.
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