Joe McDonald is a Director of Communications and journalist who has written for various publications including Derrick Publishing Co, The Facts Newspaper, WSB-TV, Regina Leader-Post, and Newser. His articles cover a wide range of topics including international relations, economic trends, and current events.
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By: Joe McDonald
Joe McDonald Special to The Providence Journal It's about time.
A tiny bird that looked like it was flying towards extinction has staged a remarkable recovery in Florida, thanks to a mammoth conservation effort.
By: Joe Mcdonald
There were plenty of question marks coming into this season, but — plain and simple — the Patriots were clutch in their 16-10 win at Cincinnati.
By: Joe Mcdonald
Players and staff members from the Celtics, along with several Bruins players, were in attendance for the Patriots' home opener on Sunday.
By: Joe McDonald
I've covered Boston sports full time since 2001 and there's never been a coach, or manager, who had the inability to describe what is wrong with the team. At least fake it, or make it look like there's nothing wrong, but Montgomery is at a loss for words. When he does speak his mind, it's not good. It feels as though he knows a change could be coming and he has already checked out.
joe mcdonald BOSTON – Fan favorite Matt Grzelcyk returned home Friday night and was welcomed back to TD Garden as a member of the Pittsburgh Penguins
joe mcdonald BOSTON – For only the fifth time in Brad Marchand's career, every hockey fan in Canada will be rooting for the Boston Bruins captain during the upcoming 4 Nations Face-off.
BOSTON – There’s a reason – a big reason – why the Boston Bruins don’t force rookies to skate a lap or two on their own prior to their NHL debut, which is somet
BOSTON – During a long, arduous 82-game season, there's always one game that may not seem too significant in the middle of the schedule, but it turns out to be an important two points towards a possible Stanley Cup playoff berth. View the original article to see embedded media. The Boston Bruins' 4-0 victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets Saturday night at TD Garden could be that game. After a complete meltdown against the Blue Jackets, losing 6-2 in the first game of this home-and-home series Friday in Columbus, the Bruins responded in a big way en route to victory…
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