Alexa Gagosz is a Business Reporter at the Boston Globe. She covers a diverse range of topics including housing, real estate, and the food industry, often exploring themes related to business and economics. Alexa's work has been featured in Boston Globe Technology, STAT, and Boston.com.
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Alexa Gagosz's coverage focuses on local news within Rhode Island, particularly in areas such as real estate, restaurants, and startups. She also covers topics related to healthcare and government announcements in the region. If you are looking to reach out to her, consider providing insights or expertise related to these specific sectors within Rhode Island. Whether it's new developments in the real estate market, changes in healthcare policies or regulations affecting businesses and residents of Rhode Island - tailoring your pitch with a focus on local impact is likely to resonate well with Alexa.
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By: Alexa Gagosz
Owner Thomas J. Lopatosky Jr. informed the staff by email on Wednesday, according to a Facebook post written by editor Brittni Henderson.
By: Alexa Gagosz
A CVS spokesman would not comment when asked whether any CVS executives had receved any threats in the last year
By: Alexa Gagosz
Salve Regina University will build a new residence hall to house more than 200 undergraduate students at the corner of Shepard and Lawrence avenues in Newport.
NEWPORT, R.I. — It's been seven years in the making, and Salve Regina University has finally been given the green light to tear down five ranch-style homes currently occupied by students to build housing for 205 undergraduates.
By: Steph Machado, Alexa Gagosz
Currently there is no timeline for when the new bridge, a primary artery to Providence, will be in place.
By: Alexa Gagosz
Take a trip to try out these standout treats from my travels this past year.
“We certainly need the revenue,” House Speaker K. Joseph Shekarchi said about tolls, noting the money goes toward bridges. “I think we need them.”
By: Dan Mcgowan, Edward Fitzpatrick, Alexa Gagosz
“I won’t say I’m supporting it, but I won’t say I won’t support it,” Senate President Dominick Ruggerio said as he and Senate Majority Leader Lawson outlined their priorities for the 2025 legislative session
By: Alexa Gagosz
Track 15, which will feature seven local vendors, is expected to open in late February 2025
By: Alexa Gagosz
After a mental health journey, Alex Maddalena has earned widespread respect building Big Feeling’s unique, high-quality ice cream from pop-up to brick-and-mortar shop.
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