Avery Bleichfeld is a journalist for Banner Publications Inc., focusing on local news in the Boston area. With a passion for community stories and social justice issues, Avery covers a range of topics including education, politics, and culture. Their articles aim to shed light on important issues and celebrate the achievements and diversity of the Boston community.
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Avery's focus is primarily on local news, particularly in Massachusetts and Boston. She often includes expert commentary and government announcements in her coverage.
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Green-roof bus shelters help cool 28 bus route
By: Avery Bleichfeld
The Massachusetts Life Sciences Center, the state’s quasi-governmental organization focused on economic development in the biotechnology sector, got
By: Avery Bleichfeld
Issues around racial equity, Supreme Court appointments and abortion are top-of-mind for Bay State Banner readers ahead of November’s election.
By: Avery Bleichfeld
Staff and supporters of NeighborHealth pose for a photo during the ribbon cutting of the new radiology suite at the company’s South End health center location. PHOTO: AVERY BLEICHFELD/BAY STATE BANNER
By: Avery Bleichfeld
As Boston Public Schools looks to electrify its fleet of school buses it’s setting its sights on a new horizon: transforming existing diesel-powered and other internal combustion engine buses into electric ones.
By: Avery Bleichfeld
Gov. Maura Healey was joined by Secretary of Veterans Affairs Jon Santiago and other officials for the signing of the historic HERO Act in Lexington on Aug. 8, 2024. This legislation contains more than 30 provisions that will positively impact hundreds of thousands of veterans in Massachusetts. PHOTO: JOSHUA QUALLS/GOVERNOR’S PRESS OFFICE
Banner Business Sponsored by The Boston Foundation As Massachusetts’ health care landscape grapples with the departure of Steward Health Care, advocates call for renewed push to prioritize care.
By: Avery Bleichfeld
Mayor Michelle Wu signs a memorandum of understanding — an official agreement between the cities of Boston and Cambridge — to advance supplier diversity on both sides of the river. (from left) Cambridge Mayor E. Denise Simmons, Cambridge City Manager Yi-An Huang, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, Boston Chief of Economic Opportunity and Inclusion Segun Idowu (far right). PHOTO: AVERY BLEICHFELD/BAY STATE BANNER
By: Avery Bleichfeld
A new program from Roxbury Community College, with state and federal support, will bring new career paths to students looking to enter green technology fields.
New federal permit could improve river health in the Boston area
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