Beth Treffeisen is a General Assignment Reporter. She covers a diverse range of topics including retail, health and wellness, real estate, and education, with a focus on issues such as the housing market, lawsuits, and campus life. Beth's work has been featured in prominent outlets including NBC Chicago, The New York Times, and The Boston Globe.
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Beth Treffeisen's coverage spans a variety of local topics such as business, real estate, travel and tourism, culture and society. She often includes data in her articles and cites press releases frequently.
Given Beth's focus on local news within Massachusetts, including Cape Cod, she would likely be most receptive to pitches related to businesses or events in these areas. Pitches could revolve around stories that involve local entrepreneurs, community initiatives or cultural events within the specified region.
She also covers a wide range of diverse topics like technology, fashion and holidays; thus pitches should cater to this diverse set of interests while still maintaining the local angle for relevance.
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This story was published originally on boston.com A planned Nubian Square cultural hub project is being altered, as the developer faces
By: Beth Treffeisen
State Police announced the suspensions Thursday and changed guest policies at temporary trooper housing on Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket.
The agency says Amazon must obtain approval from its Aeronautics Division before launching deliveries from Westborough.
By: Beth Treffeisen
The state's order follows two inspections after a resident was found dead in a 99-degree room at the Hopkinton assisted living facility at the end of September.
Three officers rushed to rescue a man trapped inside after he struck a utility pole and crashed into a retaining wall early Sunday morning.
Fractyl Health will focus on maintaining weight loss after GLP-1 drugs, while EyePoint will prioritize a treatment for diabetes-related vision loss.
By: Beth Treffeisen
Two nonprofits are forgiving $38 million in medical debt, with letters arriving this week.
By: Beth Treffeisen
Dashcam footage shows a Bostonian Towing truck driver yelling a racist slur at another driver during a road-rage incident at a Cambridge intersection.
By: Beth Treffeisen
The restaurant in Davis Square, most recently serving American fare with Indian influences, has remained closed since May.
By: Beth Treffeisen
Real Food From the Ground Up notified the state last week that it plans to close the snack facility permanently.
