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
T oni Fanning has been selling everything that's supposed to cleanse negative energy at her shop, Ritual Arts , for the past 42 years.
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Plus, Ralph Lauren is opening a coffee shop in Seaport, a locally owned clothing store that specializes in Y2K clothing opens in Allston, and more retail news
Former Suffolk Law student David Scher pleaded guilty on Tuesday afternoon in an attempt to alter court documents in order to adjust his guilty finding for stealing a laptop from a university locker to not guilty, according to the Suffolk County District Attorney’s office. The former student and Boston real estate broker was sentenced to...
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The historic, no-frills Beacon Hill Pub space — one of the neighborhood's most recognizable barrooms and a neighborhood institution that officially
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Korean skincare, Japanese housewares, collectable toys, and other Asian retail concepts are drawing shoppers and filling vacant storefronts
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Famed chef Barbara Lynch , once hailed as one of Boston's most influential culinary figures before the collapse of her restaurant empire, has returned
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The team behind Steel & Rye is betting that locally-owned businesses can help revive Milton Village.
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Boating supply and fishing retailer West Marine Inc. is shutting down nearly half of its stores, including three in Massachusetts, as the company continues its Chapter 11 bankruptcy restructuring.
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Y ou know the feeling: The server hands you a wine list and asks what you're in the mood for. On paper, every other bottle sounds the same.
