Abby Patkin is a staff writer at Boston.com. Her reporting spans a variety of topics including public transit, crime, health, and broader societal issues, reflecting her commitment to covering the pulse of Greater Boston. Abby's work has been featured in notable publications such as GateHouse Media New England, Milford Daily News, and Yahoo News.
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Abby's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly related to crime, public transportation issues, and government announcements in Massachusetts and Boston. She seems most responsive to breaking news stories and evolving events.
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By: Abby Patkin
Karen Read's lead attorney is back with a new high-profile murder case, and it involves an alleged pedestrian collision.
By: Abby Patkin
More than two years after Kierstin “Kiki” Hedin's death, her leftover pizza remains stuck in legal limbo as her family seeks to have it tested for dairy.
By: Abby Patkin
Crews escorted the children off Camel's Hump mountain early Friday to be reunited with their families.
By: Abby Patkin
“I have nothing to do with Karen Read,” Boston Police Commissioner Michael Cox told reporters Thursday.
By: Abby Patkin
“These investigations are proof that the administrator is promoting a climate of fear,” said the president of the union chapter representing more than 400 EPA employees in New England.
By: Abby Patkin
“It's horrifying to think about what happened in the middle of the night, in the dark,” Gov. Maura Healey said following the deadly blaze.
By: Abby Patkin
“If she lied under oath, Officer [Kelly] Dever is guilty of perjury. If she truly suffers from false memories, she is unfit to serve as a police officer,” Alan Jackson told Boston Police Commissioner Michael Cox.
By: Abby Patkin
Questions about Gabriel House living conditions and emergency preparedness continue to swirl amid the ongoing investigation into Sunday's deadly fire.
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