Esteban Bustillos is a journalist at NPR. He covers a range of topics including sports, competitive sports, and the intersection of culture and society, with a particular focus on basketball, NBA, and higher education. Esteban's work has been featured in NPR, Banner Publications Inc., GBH, KUAR-FM (Little Rock, AR), and For The World.
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Esteban's coverage heavily revolves around local sports events and government announcements related to social issues. If you're considering reaching out, providing insights or commentary on major sporting events in the Boston area, proposed legislation governing youth sports, or the impact of international events on local communities would likely be well received.
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By: Esteban Bustillos
Current ownership group announced sale of team earlier this year.
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The Celtics tied an NBA record by making 29 three-pointers.
By: Esteban Bustillos
The Pine Street Inn, New England's largest homeless shelter, says documents, awareness and housing troubles can create barriers to voting.
Boston University has suspended admissions to a dozen PhD programs in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.
By: Esteban Bustillos
There are few places less enviable in sports than being the follow-up act to one of the greats.
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A new study out of BU's CTE Center found an increased risk of chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, in male hockey players the longer they played the game.
Twelve months have made all the difference for the Boston Fleet.
It will be biggest single-year expansion of multilingual education in the city, though critics say it's not enough.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announced on Monday that the city has come to a lease agreement with Boston Unity Soccer Partners, the group bringing a National Women's Soccer League team to Boston, on White Stadium.
When the Patriots named Jerod Mayo as their head coach shortly after parting ways with Bill Belichick last January, all indications were that the partnership was for the long haul.
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