Talia Lissauer is a journalist for the Boston Globe Technology section, specializing in local news coverage for the Massachusetts area, particularly Boston. With a focus on providing timely and relevant information to the community, Talia's articles cover a range of topics including transportation, events, crime, and human interest stories.
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Boston hotel workers began striking early Sunday morning demanding new contracts with their hotel companies with higher wages and sustainable work hours.
By: Adam Sennott, Talia Lissauer
The letter X didn't mark the spot Tuesday when Dan Leonard found a $26,000 solid-gold trophy that was hidden in Wendell State Forest near the town of Erving.
By: Talia Lissauer
Northeastern University installed Husky ID readers outside at least eight bathrooms in Mugar Hall because of reports of “activity in relation to
By: Talia Lissauer
A 15-year-old boy was rescued using a rope system after he fell 30 feet off Rock Rimmon in Manchester, N.H., on Sunday evening, officials said.
By: Talia Lissauer
The Route I-195 to Route 18 interchange rehabilitation project will take around six years to complete. Construction is scheduled to begin in the spring.
By: Talia Lissauer
Around 750 people gathered at the Boston Commons Saturday for a Women’s March in support of Vice President Kamala Harris and reproductive health care available for all.
By: Talia Lissauer
Two people died and two others were injured following a crash early Saturday morning on Interstate 495 in Methuen, and authorities are investigating
By: Talia Lissauer
Swedish singer and songwriter Zara Larsson returned to Boston’s Royale on Tuesday for the second-to-last stop on her “Venus” tour in support of her new album of the same name. Larsson previously played at Paradise Rock Club as part of her “Don’t Worry Bout Me” tour in 2019.
The USS Nantucket was commissioned in a ceremony at Charlestown Navy Yard on Saturday, certifying the ship is ready to join the naval fleet and serve in active duty.
By: Talia Lissauer, Emma Clement
Around 25 protesters gathered Tuesday night in support of Israel outside a Brookline Town Hall meeting, where the Town Meeting Members Association, the legislative branch of Brookline, plan to vote on a ceasefire resolution.
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