Bryan Marquard is an obituary writer at The Boston Globe. He specializes in themes related to health and wellness, law and legal affairs, and medicine, focusing on consumer health, mental health, and healthcare news. Bryan's work has been featured in The Boston Globe, The Business Herald, and Boston.com.
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Bryan Marquard's coverage predominantly consists of profile features and obituaries, with a focus on local figures in the United States, specifically Massachusetts and Boston. He also provides expert commentary across entertainment, government & politics, and culture & society.
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Ms. Smith had just achieved her "dream come true" of running a farm to board horses.
By: Bryan Marquard
Mr. Reinstein helped pioneer a now more popular legal approach that rights lawyers should see the state constitution as a valuable tool.
By: Bryan Marquard
In 1996, when Jane Yolen had published a mere 169 books, a Boston Globe reporter asked if she loved the process of writing.
By: Bryan Marquard
Judge Rya Weickert Zobel , the first woman to be nominated and confirmed as a federal judge in Massachusetts, died Saturday in her Charlestown home at 94, the US District Court announced.
By: Bryan Marquard
At the beginning of Judge Rya Zobel's career, Boston law firms were largely closed to her, even after graduating as one of just 13 women in her Harvard Law School class of more than 500
By: Bryan Marquard
In April, little more than a year after Pastor Chris Sumner was diagnosed with an often-devastating variation of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, he
"My answers are going to come from my experiences," Ms. Howard once said of her approach to to the family trade of penning advice columns.
By: Bryan Marquard
With ‘A People's History' as his text, he taught for years at Cambridge Rindge and Latin
By: Bryan Marquard
During Joel Cohen's four-decade tenure as music director of The Boston Camerata , which he guided from local renown to international prominence, some
By: Bryan Marquard
Years before she was overseeing dozens of bridal appointments every weekend at her Waltham emporium, Yolanda Cellucci got her start in fashion focusing on a single important event: her prom.
