Matthew Medsger is a reporter with a focus on local news in the United States, specifically in Massachusetts and Boston. He has written for various publications including the Richmond Times-Dispatch, Boston Herald, Killeen Daily Herald, The Herald-Palladium, and ArcaMax Publishing. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, current events, and community news.
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Matthew Medsger's coverage mainly revolves around local government and politics, with a focus on Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Given the emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation, he is likely to be responsive to pitches related to political developments at the state level or specific regulatory changes affecting local businesses or communities.
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By: Matthew Medsger
“You f*cking people are about to start World War III,” podcaster Joe Rogan declared.
By: Matthew Medsger
Relative success for the state Republican party in a presidential election year came due to focus on two issues important to Bay State voters: the economy and immigration.
By: Matthew Medsger
“I’m proud of the tremendous amount of work we’re accomplishing,” MBTA General Manager Phil Eng said.
By: Matthew Medsger
Newton Mayor Ruthanne Fuller described the funding commitment as a “positive game change for Newton’s northside.”
By: Matthew Medsger
Markey said that he will vote “no” to Kennedy’s appointment, and that he thinks after the Senate goes through its “advise and consent” role in the process and holds hearings on the matt…
By: Matthew Medsger
BOSTON — Sen. Ed Markey vowed to do everything in his power to stand in the way of the nomination of Robert F. Kennedy to lead the nation’s health care
By: Matthew Medsger
BOSTON — Sen. Ed Markey vowed to do everything in his power to stand in the way of the nomination of Robert F. Kennedy to lead the nation’s health care system.
By: Matthew Medsger
Markey said that he will vote “no" to Kennedy's appointment, and that he thinks after the Senate goes through its “advise and consent" role in the process and holds hearings on the matter, many of his Republican colleagues will as well.
By: Matthew Medsger
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy has managed to break the 250-year-old postal service and must resign, according to the Bay State's junior senator and other local officials.
By: Matthew Medsger
"I'm hearing from residents across the city of Boston who are getting mail once a week, if not once a month," U.S. Sen. Ed Markey said.
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