Christian M. Wade is a writer focused on local news in the state of Massachusetts, specifically in North Andover. He writes for several publications including The Eagle-Tribune, The Salem News, Gloucester Daily Times, COOKE COUNTY FIRE SUPPORT AND REHAB TEAM, and Tahlequah Daily Press. His articles cover a range of topics including crime, politics, social issues, and community events.
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Christian M. Wade's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics in Massachusetts, with an emphasis on legislative developments, legal policy regulations, and government announcements. He would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights into local political issues, legislative changes, or analysis of government policies affecting the North Andover area.
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By: Christian M. Wade
BOSTON — Members of the state's all-Democrat congressional delegation are divided over a bipartisan plan to provide billions of dollars in U.S. aid to Israel, with some demanding an end
BOSTON — Members of the state's all-Democrat congressional delegation are divided over a bipartisan plan to provide billions of dollars in U.S. aid to Israel, with some demanding an end
BOSTON — Downtowns, youth sports programs, churches, food pantries and nonprofits are among the myriad interests angling for a piece of the state's nearly $58 billion budget.
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BOSTON — Members of the state's all-Democrat congressional delegation are divided over a bipartisan plan to provide billions of dollars in U.S. aid to Israel, with some demanding an end
BOSTON — Legislative leaders have reached a deal on hundreds of millions of dollars in new funding and reforms to the state’s beleaguered emergency shelter system, which has been overwhelmed
BOSTON — Scofflaw taxpayers could get a chance to pay their delinquent accounts without facing fines under a proposal working its way through Beacon Hill.
BOSTON — Democratic Rep. Seth Moulton is seeking a fifth term in Congress, touting his accomplishments in Washington he says have roped in tens of millions of dollars in federal
BOSTON — The state House of Representatives on Friday passed a nearly $58 billion budget that includes new spending on public transportation, public safety, environmental protection, health care and housing.
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