John Laidler is a correspondent for the Boston Globe, specializing in local news coverage in Massachusetts, particularly in the Boston area. With a focus on technology, John covers a wide range of topics including education, community events, city planning, and cultural celebrations.
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Boston, Massachusetts, United States (Local)
John Laidler's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements, community events, and business-related topics in Massachusetts. He covers education, taxation, indigenous history, celebrations, and community engagement within the region.
To effectively reach out to John with relevant pitches: consider providing updates on local government initiatives or policies related to education or taxation; offer stories about upcoming community events or celebrations in Massachusetts; share insights on businesses impacting the local area. Also consider highlighting individuals making a positive impact in their communities for potential features.
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By: John Laidler
Newton residents Lizbeth and George Krupp will give $2 million to the Dedham Jewish school if it raises $4 million to become more affordable.
By: John Laidler
The comprehensive plan provides goals and strategies in areas ranging from economic development to land use, housing, transportation, and open space and recreation.
By: John Laidler
The town’s Department of Public Works will provide supplies, including gloves, blue garbage bags, and clear bags for recycled items.
By: John Laidler
Participants can choose from more than 1,000 seed packets for their home, school, or community gardens.
By: John Laidler
The Cape Ann Museum’s partnership with SmokeSygnals and others is planned to celebrate the city’s 400th anniversary.
By: John Laidler
The new 12-member team will review a new round of applicants for the position and after interviewing selected candidates in closed session, narrow the field to a short list of finalists.
By: John Laidler
By a vote of 3,427 to 1,431, voters at a special election adopted a debt exclusion — a property tax increase that will be in effect from fiscal 2023 to fiscal 2058.
By: John Laidler
Rich Drolet has been Seekonk’s superintendent since 2018.
By: John Laidler
A fund created by the university on behalf of the faculty group has raised more than $13,000 to date.
By: John Laidler
The Essex National Heritage Commission, in partnership with Salem State University, presents a March 25 event focusing on activism in Essex County.
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