Saraya Wintersmith is a Reporter at GBH News. She covers a range of topics including medicine and healthcare, public health, and consumer health, with a particular focus on the intersection of alternative medicine and cannabis. Her work has been featured in The Boston Globe and GBH.
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Saraya Wintersmith primarily covers local political and legal developments in the Boston area, with a specific focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation. Her coverage suggests she would be most responsive to pitches that offer insights into local politics, legislative changes, or regulatory issues within the Massachusetts region.
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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announced Thursday that Rodney Marshall, a Grove Hall native and 35-year veteran of the Boston Fire Department, will be the department's new commissioner.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announced Thursday that Rodney Marshall, a Grove Hall native and 35-year veteran of the Boston Fire Department, will be the department's new commissioner.
By: Saraya Wintersmith, Alanna Durkin Richer, Gene Johnson
Across Massachusetts, medical marijuana care providers, advocates and business owners offered mixed reactions to the federal order reclassifying state-licensed medical marijuana as a less-dangerous drug.
By: Saraya Wintersmith
Residents and nonprofit leaders are calling for the city council to reject the proposed $1.2 million funding cut to Boston's Arts and Culture cabinet which was proposed by Mayor Michelle Wu earlier this month.
By: Saraya Wintersmith, Kana Ruhalter
Two years ago, a brand new robotics team at Falmouth High School, the Regal Seagulls, had just five students, a handful of mentors and a rookie robot named Lulu.
By: Saraya Wintersmith, Arun Rath, Kana Ruhalter
May is Haitian Heritage Month, and Greater Boston's Haitian diaspora — the third largest in the country — will celebrate this weekend with the 24th annual Haitian American United Unity Parade.
By: Saraya Wintersmith, Kana Ruhalter
This week's Joy Beat is celebrating the introduction of All Kids Bike into Boston Public Schools. The national nonprofit teaches kids to ride bikes by bringing equipment into physical education classes.
By: Kana Ruhalter, Arun Rath, Saraya Wintersmith
Earlier this month, Harvard published a database identifying more than 1,600 people who were enslaved by University leaders, faculty or staff, or
By: Arun Rath, Saraya Wintersmith
This week's Joy Beat celebrates higher education and perseverance despite life's challenges.
By: Saraya Wintersmith, Arun Rath
This week on the Joy Beat, a sudden and dire diagnosis of Stage IV metastatic melanoma in both lungs led retired Dr.
