Spencer Buell is a Reporter at the Boston Globe. He covers a diverse range of topics including travel and tourism, education, and regional interest, often focusing on consumer travel, campus life, and events. Spencer's work has been featured in Boston Magazine, Boston.com, Boston Globe Technology, The Boston Globe, and Boston Globe Media.
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Spencer Buell primarily covers local events and evolving stories in Massachusetts, particularly focusing on Boston, Cambridge, Somerville, Lewiston, and Maine. His articles often revolve around entertainment and lifestyle topics such as community initiatives, local elections, urban gardening projects, and cultural traditions.
If you have expertise or a story related to these locations or similar community-focused initiatives within the same region that aligns with Spencer's coverage interests in lifestyle or entertainment themes (e.g., community events), your pitch is more likely to resonate with him. Offering unique human-interest stories tied to these areas could also capture his attention.
Given Spencer’s focus on specific cities and communities within Massachusetts and Maine along with his interest in local events like municipal elections and community efforts, pitches should be tailored to suit the hyper-local nature of his reporting.
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In progressive circles, “social housing” is all the rage. To continue reading, please login or subscribe to Globe.com
By: Spencer Buell
When Cambridge rolled out universal preschool in 2024 , it offered a benefit to families that was easy to understand: Every 4-year-old could go to school for free, regardless of their family's income.
By: Jaden Perry, Thai Theodoro, Spencer Buell
Ice cubes jangled in plastic cups of lemonade. Kids stomped around on splash pads. Air conditioners roared. Beach umbrellas kept the big, angry sun at bay.
By: John R. Ellement, Spencer Buell
The life of a Cambridge city employee, who was shot early July 4 but lay undiscovered for 60 minutes, could have been saved if the network of
By: Spencer Buell
The Queen Anne Inn in a 2005 photo. ELLEN ALBANESE/The Boston Globe - The Boston Gl To continue reading, please login or subscribe to Globe.com
In spite of its modern-day look, which tends to the ultra modern in ritzy condo living and upscale dining, the Seaport, as the name implies, was quite literally built for this.
By: Spencer Buell
CAMBRIDGE — There are many miserable commutes into Boston . You might find yourself trapped on I-93 , brake lights stretching to the horizon.
By: Spencer Buell
SOMERVILLE — For many years, it seemed all but certain that police officers patrolling the streets here would soon have body cameras strapped to their chests like they do in Boston, Cambridge, and Medford.
By: Spencer Buell
CAMBRIDGE — When officials here voted in May to turn off ShotSpotter, the controversial gunshot detection system , they said they had weighed the
By: Spencer Buell
CAMBRIDGE — After years of in-depth debate, Cambridge elected leaders in May took what they said was a principled stand on a technology used by the
