Alexa Gagosz is a Business and Features Reporter at the Boston Globe. She covers a range of topics including food and beverages, hospitality and leisure, and retail, with a particular focus on chain restaurants, restaurant innovation, and food safety. Alexa's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as STAT News, WPRI Connects, and CDC Gaming Reports.
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Alexa Gagosz's coverage focuses on local news within Rhode Island, particularly in areas such as real estate, restaurants, and startups. She also covers topics related to healthcare and government announcements in the region. If you are looking to reach out to her, consider providing insights or expertise related to these specific sectors within Rhode Island. Whether it's new developments in the real estate market, changes in healthcare policies or regulations affecting businesses and residents of Rhode Island - tailoring your pitch with a focus on local impact is likely to resonate well with Alexa.
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By: Alexa Gagosz
PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — There's something special about a restaurant that has a very clear point of view.
By: Alexa Gagosz
The Mayo Clinic , one of the biggest names in American medicine, is pushing into New England, home turf of healthcare powerhouses like Mass General
By: Alexa Gagosz
The fermentation revivalist talks about what chefs get wrong, why he hates the term “clean” food, and the endless possibilities of fermenting what's growing in your own backyard
F or more than five decades George Howell has pushed Americans to think about coffee not as a commodity, but as a product shaped by its growers, the climate, and how it's roasted.
About 200 people attended the event Monday at Newton North High School.
By: Alexa Gagosz
American retailers are expected to ring up more than $1 trillion in holiday sales for the first time this year.
The coffee chain used to be a city fixture. Now it's in retreat. It's not yet 9 a.m. on a recent weekday, and the last Starbucks standing in downtown Boston is already slammed.
The shrinking coffee chain once sold me a dream. Now it just sells coffee. Hi, I'm Alexa Gagosz, and Starbucks used to feel like a little bit of the big world in my small hometown.
By: Alexa Gagosz
Stop & Shop's website was back online Tuesday morning, more than a week after a cyberattack knocked the grocery chain's digital services offline.
By: Alexa Gagosz
The coffee chain used to be a city fixture. Now it's in retreat. By Alexa Gagosz, The Boston Globe 5 minutes to read
