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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By: Katelyn Umholtz
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Plus: New eats at Lenox Hotel, what to order at Pammy's, and Bostonians who skip their lunch breaks.
According to the Yelp "Elite," the website's most active reviewers, these are the restaurants in Greater Boston you should dine at next.
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Whether you're wanting to get out of the house and in a restaurant seat on Thanksgiving, or heat up prepared food from celebrated eateries for the holiday, these spots have you covered.
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