Mike Deehan is a Government Correspondent and State House Reporter for WGBH News. With a focus on local news in Massachusetts and Boston, Mike covers a range of topics including politics, events, and social issues. His work has also been featured in Axios, GBH, and Cigalah Group.
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Mike Deehan's coverage focuses on local events, government announcements, and entertainment news in the Boston area. He also covers sports and house & home topics. When reaching out to Mike, consider offering insights or interviews related to local government decisions or policies, upcoming events in the Boston area, developments in transit systems affecting residents of Massachusetts or Boston, and analysis of current political issues impacting the region.
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By: Mike Deehan
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High food costs are making it hard for low-income earners to have a proper Thanksgiving dinner without breaking the bank.
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