Annie Jonas is a Community Writer at Boston.com. She covers a diverse range of topics including travel and tourism, wellness, and events, with a focus on individual and team sports, adventure travel, and family travel. Annie's work has been featured in various publications such as the Financial Times, The Boston Globe, and Patch.com.
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Annie Jonas' articles predominantly focus on local topics, particularly involving Boston and Massachusetts. She engages her readers by seeking their opinions and involvement in community matters. If you are reaching out to Annie, consider providing insights or personal stories related to local government announcements, events, crime reports, or house & home features that resonate with the people of Boston and Massachusetts.
Given her emphasis on engaging readers through opinion polls and community involvement pieces, pitches incorporating interactive elements such as quizzes or surveys could be well-received. Additionally, tapping into the sentiments of Boston residents regarding current political issues may also align with her coverage style.
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New England’s largest literary festival returns to Boston with a lineup of high-profile authors, including acclaimed translator Emily Wilson.
The proposal would allow towns to opt-in to impose an annual surcharge of $2.50 for every $500 on properties assessed at over $1 million.
By: Annie Jonas
A proposal to tax million-dollar, non-owner-occupied homes to fund mortgage help for year-round Cape residents drew strong opposition from Boston.com readers.
By: Annie Jonas
“You became the heart and soul of Boston. Thank you for all you've done for the Celtics and for the city,” one respondent said.
By: Annie Jonas
Bailey, an English cream golden retriever known as the “Queen of the North End,” escaped her harness during the Feast and took an unexpected dip in the harbor.
Boston is among four U.S. cities to earn a 4-star Certified Welcoming designation. How have you felt welcomed in Boston? Tell us.
By: Annie Jonas
Jill Roberts announced the split just before her planned trip to Scotland — and she's asking: Should she still go or cancel?
Here's a rundown of the key dates, the rules for registering and casting a ballot, and who's running.
The free, family-friendly event will take residents through Cambridgeport to meet some of the neighborhood's most beloved cats.
By: Annie Jonas
“After Hours at the Market Basket” will feature a rotisserie chicken eating contest, raffles, and a red-tiled catwalk at on Sept. 23.
