Katelyn Umholtz is a Digital Reporter for Boston.com, focusing on local news in Massachusetts, particularly in the Boston area. She covers a wide range of topics including community events, local business updates, breaking news, and human interest stories. Katelyn is dedicated to bringing the latest news and information to the residents of Massachusetts.
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Katelyn Umholtz's reporting largely revolves around local news in Massachusetts, with a focus on breaking and evolving stories related to crime, entertainment, government announcements, and power outages. She covers topics such as local accidents, restaurants, Taylor Swift-related events at Harvard, and other Massachusetts-specific issues.
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As Katelyn focuses primarily on localized content for Boston and Massachusetts audiences across various themes including crime reports and entertainment industry updates among others.
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Plus: A crab rangoon guide, underground cocktail bar, and a new Row 34. By Katelyn Umholtz
By: Katelyn Umholtz
El Pelon Taqueria, which opened 25 years ago in the Fenway, closed its original location over the weekend, according to Instagram.
By: Katelyn Umholtz
The video shared online showed a raccoon popping out of a part of the ceiling that was broken inside the restaurant.
Plus: Free coffee for a dance, Wild Child opening, and happy hour hot dogs. By Katelyn Umholtz
The news of the estate sale comes weeks after the City of Boston filed a lawsuit against the chef over unpaid taxes.
Greater Boston has lost many townie bars, but the neighborhood bars still alive are among Bostonians' favorite places to grab a drink.
It's soup season, which means Boston needs readers' help in locating the best bowl of soup money can buy in the region.
Plus: A local restaurant gift guide, ice cream tacos, and a Hanukkah pop-up bar. By Katelyn Umholtz
"It's affordable, comfortable, and consistent." By Katelyn Umholtz 3 minutes to read
By: Katelyn Umholtz
We asked our readers and Boston staff for their top soup picks around Greater Boston and put it in a map for you to use all winter long.
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