Hannah Morse is a Growth and Development Reporter at The Patriot Ledger. She covers key topics such as construction, real estate, and local government issues, with a focus on the South Shore. Hannah's work has been featured in notable publications including The Palm Beach Post and USA TODAY.
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Hannah Morse predominantly covers local news with a focus on weather, government & politics, real estate industry and business in the United States, particularly Florida and Palm Beach. She frequently reports on government announcements, often citing data to support her articles.
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By: Hannah Morse
The Patriot Ledger With Leena's Kitchen having closed its doors in Plymouth, a new restaurant is planned in its footprints.
By: Hannah Morse
Additional charges against the driver could be filed.
By: Hannah Morse
The driver pleaded not guilty to the charges.
By: Hannah Morse
'El Pres,' Barstool Sports founder, millionaire and restaurant philanthropist is back in the area. Where he ate
By: Hannah Morse
The Patriot Ledger MILTON – A restaurateur has pushed the pause button on opening his third eatery in town after persistent concerns over the operating hours and the potential for noise.
By: Hannah Morse
Here's what the South Shore decided for state legislative and congressional races.
By: Hannah Morse
Every South Shore municipality had fewer votes for the 2024 Democratic presidential ticket than 2020.
By: Hannah Morse
The Patriot Ledger Seventy years ago, Veterans Day became a federal holiday to honor Americans who served in all wars.
By: Hannah Morse
The Patriot Ledger COHASSET – A Boston-based restaurant group whose co-founder has ties to Weymouth could be opening a new eatery on the South Shore.
By: Hannah Morse
The Patriot Ledger QUINCY – There's a new diner coming to a very familiar spot.
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