Gwen Egan is a freelance writer at Boston.com. She covers a diverse range of topics including travel and tourism, arts and entertainment, and regional interest, with a focus on crime, data, and food & drink. Gwen's work has been featured in Boston.com and Thrillist.
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Gwen's coverage is heavily focused on local crime and entertainment news in the Boston area. She seems to have a keen interest in breaking news, evolving stories, and events happening within the community.
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Police said the 11-month-old twins were poorly secured inside the vehicle. By Gwen Egan
“This is disheartening news, as the safety and well-being of our students is our highest priority.”
By: Gwen Egan
Although it’s unclear how much the liquor license proceeds will be, it’s common for the licenses in Boston to be hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The stores will offer in-house, smoked brisket, ribs, and pork, as well as Italian-style pizza, in addition to the usual staples, according to reports.
Here are the changes you can expect in Chelsea, Everett, Revere, Malden, Somerville, Cambridge, Allston, Brighton, and East Boston.
By: Gwen Egan
“Without financial assistance from Seashore supporters, there will be no access to Marconi Beach in 2025.”
The organization laundered more than $6 million in drug trafficking proceeds from Columbian cartels through banking systems in the United States, the Caribbean and Europe, according to officials.
A former bank teller allegedly conspired with his brother to steal almost $200,000, according to officials.
The benefits were intended for a 20-year Marine veteran with ALS. By Gwen Egan 1 minute to read
When his sentence is complete, he will be subject to deportation proceedings, according to officials.
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