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Fallen Officer Katie Thyne eulogized: ‘Her name will be mentioned forever’
The Lowell Sun | Feb. 1, 2020
The beat of a drum and shuffle of steps are the only audible sounds as officers from across the country move down East Merrimack Street. Bag pipes break the silence. Officer Katie Thyne’s team solemnly carries her casket up the steps to Immaculate Conception Church. Hundreds of miles away from home, they are with her to the very end.
BIOPHARMA
Endpoints News ranks all 57 players in the Covid-19 vaccine race. Here's how it stacks up today
Endpoints News | Aug. 11, 2020
Endpoints News writer Nicole DeFeudis has posted a snapshot of all the companies, universities and hospital-based groups now racing through the clinic, ranking them according to their place in the pipeline as well as the latest remarks available on timelines.
POLITICS
Rep. Neal, Poised To Chair Ways And Means, Will Prioritize Health Care And Trump's Tax Returns
WBUR | Nov. 8, 2018
With Democrats now poised to seize control of the U.S. House from Republicans, Congressman Richard Neal of Springfield is ready to take on a more powerful role.
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Vaping’s everywhere on campus. What are we college kids getting ourselves into?
Boston Globe Magazine | April 24, 2019
Regular smokers often pick up the habit in their mid-teens, and in 2018 only about 8 percent of high school students had smoked a cigarette in the past 30 days. But that doesn’t mean my generation has kicked the habit.
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I am an associate editor at Endpoints News, a startup covering the biopharma industry. In addition to reporting on a variety of breaking news and special projects, I run the @endpts Twitter account. Wondering what's going on with the top players in the race to develop Covid-19 vaccines? Check out my vaccine tracker.
Before Endpoints, I covered breaking news and general assignment stories at the Lowell Sun. In the early days of the pandemic, I wrote about calls for transparency as Covid-19 swept through two local nursing homes. I reported from the scene of a Pelham, N.H., church shooting, which left a bishop seriously injured. I wrote about one centenarian sculptor who still has a hand in the family business. And I shared a firsthand account of what it's like to get tested at one of the state's Stop the Spread Covid-19 test sites.
I also helped launch the Daily Sunrise, a curated newsletter which gained more than 1,000 new subscribers in just a few months.
I'm a proud University of Massachusetts Amherst graduate with a degree in journalism and a minor in information technology. I've also written for the Boston Globe Magazine, Daily Hampshire Gazette, and Worcester Telegram & Gazette. When I'm not working on a story, you'll find me kayaking, or lost in a good book.
For more information, check out my resume.