Frannie Monahan is a journalist based in Boston, Massachusetts, writing for WBUR. With a focus on local news and events, Frannie covers a wide range of topics including arts and culture, community issues, and politics. Her articles provide readers with insights into the vibrant and diverse city of Boston.
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Frannie Monahan's coverage focuses on local news, events, and neighborhood-specific issues in the Boston area. She often covers government announcements and politics, as well as cultural and societal topics relevant to the region.
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Resume Boston's theater-goers are overwhelmingly white: 89%, according to a report by the nonprofit ArtsBoston . At the same time, more than half of the city's residents are people of color.
Offshore wind projects like Vineyard Wind are set to be a huge part of our state's energy future.
Five statewide ballot questions are before voters this November, and frighteningly, there are quite a few misconceptions about them.
In August, Mayor Michelle Wu introduced Boston's first Office of Climate Resilience and appointed Chris Osgood, previously Chief of Staff and Chief of Streets, as its director.
It's been a little over a week since President-elect Donald Trump won a second term in office over Vice President Kamala Harris. Regardless of how you feel about it, another Trump presidency is almost certain to leave a lasting impression on our political reality, including here in deep-blue Massachusetts.
Now, WBUR's Martha Bebinger found the number of people who obtained abortion care from Massachusetts providers was up at least 37% in 2023 . The increase was mostly driven by patients from outside the state.
By: Darryl C. Murphy, Frannie Monahan, Amanda Beland
When Jessie Little Doe Baird was growing up on Cape Cod in the Mashpee Wampanoag tribe, she didn't have a relationship with her native language.
It's been a minute, but Candice Springer, assistant director for WBUR CitySpace, is back to give you the low down on what's happening in the city this December.
By: Frannie Monahan, Paul Vaitkus, Ben Brock Johnson
Anyone who has been a kid before knows that there are few joys in life like finding a really cool stick.
Franz and Heroina Edouard and their family are among the thousands of Haitians who left their home country for a better life in the US, and made their way to Massachusetts.
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