Alexa Gagosz is a Business and Features Reporter at the Boston Globe. She covers a range of topics including food and beverages, retail, education, and culture, with a focus on campus life, consumer health, and diet and nutrition. Alexa's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Boston Globe Technology, STAT News, WPRI Connects, 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
P ROVIDENCE — Heading to Rhode Island for the FIFA World Cup this June?
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A last-minute investment has allowed the vegetarian chain to resume operations at a handful of cafes in Cambridge and Boston
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Three elite track athletes allege some of the company's cutting-edge racing shoes caused serious injuries that derailed their careers
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Plus an Italian fashion house is opening up at the Pru, a new makeup store lands in Seaport, and more retail news around Greater Boston
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N ew England won big on Monday night, taking home three medallions at the James Beard Awards in Chicago , also known as the Oscars of the food world.
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Suffolk University has quickly become the center of controversy in a social media frenzy. On Thursday, 21-year-old McNair Fellow, first generation college student, latina and U.S. citizen Tiffany Martínez posted on her blog “Viva Tiffany” an article entitled “Academia, Love Me Back,” highlighting an assignment that she had received back from her sociology professor, in...
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Jacob Wirth , the storied German beer hall that has sat dark for eight years, could reopen as soon as next year, its owners say, in what could be a rare revival for one of Boston's historic restaurants.
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From a swanky French-inspired restaurant in Newport to family-owned taqueria in Providence and a steakhouse on Block Island, don't miss these new spots
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I t was just a few days ago that the partying mood in Cambridge was high, after the city allowed World Cup fans to stroll in public with a cocktail
