Annie Jonas is a Community Writer at Boston.com. She covers a diverse range of topics including travel and tourism, wellness, and events, with a focus on individual and team sports, adventure travel, and family travel. Annie's work has been featured in various publications such as the Financial Times, The Boston Globe, and Patch.com.
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Annie Jonas' articles predominantly focus on local topics, particularly involving Boston and Massachusetts. She engages her readers by seeking their opinions and involvement in community matters. If you are reaching out to Annie, consider providing insights or personal stories related to local government announcements, events, crime reports, or house & home features that resonate with the people of Boston and Massachusetts.
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By: Ross Cristantiello, Annie Jonas
You’re reading Ballot Brief, Boston’s free election newsletter. Sign up to get coverage of the races and issues that matter most to Massachusetts voters in your inbox every week. September is here, and primary day has come and gone. From a big picture perspective, Tuesday’s results largely showed the power of incumbency in Massachusetts, with […]
A Reddit guide breaks down how locals talk about Boston roads, from 128 and the Pike to rotaries, roundabouts, tunnels, and more.
The jury deliberated for roughly 37 hours over more than a week, while defense attorney Kevin Reddington sought to file an emergency motion for a stay.
By: Annie Jonas
“It is hard to get 12 people to all agree on the simplest of things. This case was so complex and emotional at the same time,” one of nearly 500 respondents to our poll said.
By: Annie Jonas
Under the order, the state cannot advance permits projects unless developers have filed a community benefits agreement.
By: Annie Jonas
In a post on X, Ryan Paganetti discovered a decades-long clever tactic utilized by the Patriots to distract the opposing team's kicker.
By: Annie Jonas
Financial media company MarketBeat set out to find the best free autumn experiences available this season. See what topped the list.
By: Zipporah Osei, Annie Jonas
On the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, we're sharing where readers were and what they remember most about that day.
By: Annie Jonas, Ross Cristantiello
Plus: How Massachusetts counts ballots — and when results become official. By Ross Cristantiello and Annie Jonas 4 minutes to read
By: Annie Jonas
Facial recognition technology could allow travelers to walk through an e-gate without showing their license or boarding pass, according to TSA Administrator David Cummins.
