Christina Prignano is a Senior Editor at The Boston Globe. She focuses on themes such as security and law enforcement, public security, and regional interest, while also covering topics related to energy policy, renewable energy, and sustainability. Christina's work has been featured in The Boston Globe, showcasing her commitment to impactful journalism.
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Christina Prignano's coverage focuses heavily on local politics, government announcements, and evolving stories. She often cites data in her articles. Given the themes covered and topics addressed in her articles, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to local political events, government policies affecting Massachusetts or Boston, public transportation issues within these areas (such as MBTA shutdowns), infrastructure developments or challenges within the state of Massachusetts.
She may also be interested in information regarding health concerns specific to this geographic area such as COVID-19 updates or resources for diseases like SIDS. When reaching out to Christina with story ideas or expert sources, it is important that they are relevant to the local context of Boston and Massachusetts.
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By: Christina Prignano, Camilo Fonseca, Jenna Perlman
F irefighters working a three-alarm blaze in Dorchester on Saturday night, at one point, cautiously declared that the worst of the fire seemed to be knocked down.
Voters in Maine are casting ballots on Tuesday in a series of primary races that will reverberate across the electoral landscape ahead of the critical 2026 midterm elections.
By: Christina Prignano
Massachusetts residents are sour on the state of the commonwealth's economy, largely driven by cost of living concerns, and nearly half say they
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By: Christina Prignano
As smoke continues to blanket the skies in the Boston area, the wildfires in the upper Midwest and Canada show no signs of abating.
Voters in Michigan are deciding Tuesday which Democrat will face Republican Mike Rogers for the open US Senate seat there.
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