Paris Alston is a Co-Host for Morning Edition, focusing on local news in the United States, particularly in Massachusetts and Boston. With a background in journalism, Paris contributes to GBH and Banner Publications Inc., covering a wide range of topics including education, sports, local history, politics, and cultural events.
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Paris Alston's coverage spans a range of topics including politics, education, Boston culture, and sports. Given her focus on local events and government announcements in the United States with a particular emphasis on Massachusetts and Boston, she is likely to be interested in pitches related to local political developments, educational initiatives within the region, as well as stories that highlight the cultural diversity and sporting events specific to Boston.
Considering her interest in evolving stories and government announcements at both state and city levels within Massachusetts & Boston, relevant story ideas could include insights into ongoing policy changes impacting education or community programs. Additionally, Paris may also appreciate pitches related to significant cultural events or societal issues affecting different neighborhoods within Boston.
When reaching out to Paris Alston for potential coverage opportunities or expert commentary requests ensure your pitch aligns with her focus on local news within the specified geographic area while catering to the themes she regularly covers such as Culture & Society and Government & Politics.
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As area students head back to school, more students — and their families — are thinking about the mental health of teenagers.
At Cambridge-based Moderna, Hem Patel, vice president of total rewards, said the pharmaceutical company is looking at more than just compensation to keep its employees.
Let's take a walk down the block. Today, we're starting on Beacon Hill, where tales of Paul Revere and other famous Americans abound.
To graduate high school, Massachusetts public school students must pass their 10th grade MCAS exam.
But today, that mission is at the center of political and cultural battles, with diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives facing policy and legal challenges around the country.
By: Jeremy Siegel, Gal Tziperman Lotan, Paris Alston
Natural psychedelics would be available for use in licensed treatment centers and legal to grow at home.
By: Diego Lopez
“Even if they are slightly different in purpose and character, they feel like a big, big park right at the corner of the city. That's a privilege,” said Margarita Iglesia, director of landscape architecture at the
By: Lisa Wardle, Jeremy Siegel
Ballot Question 1, if approved, would grant the state auditor the authority to review legislators' documents and accounts.
When she started her motivational speaking and consulting business, Suzanne Graham-Anderson said she looked around her home city of Worcester and
Let's take a walk down the block. Today we're on Walnut Avenue in the Parkside area of Jamaica Plain. It's full of large, colorful multi-family houses, many of which are decorated for Halloween.
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