Globe journalists covered a lot of ground this year. We’re recapping some of those projects here in honor of #SubscribeSunday globe.com/subscribesunday
We expanded our technology section, launched the Innovation Beat newsletter, and welcomed new hires @ampressman @pranshuverma_. bostonglobe.com/2021/09/23/bus…
Assembled a climate team and welcomed @shankman and @dharnanoor to cover the crisis and hold to account elected leaders. bostonglobe.com/science/enviro…
Created Rhode Island Report, a new podcast from @Globe_RI, and launched season 6 of the @lovelettersblog podcast. Subscribe to both and more at globe.com/podcasts 🎧
Launched a radio show on @Bos_PraiseRadio called #BlackNewsHour run by Black journalists at the Globe. bostonglobe.com/metro/black-ne…
Documented the encampment of addiction and misery at Mass. and Cass in Boston and called for change. bostonglobe.com/2021/10/09/met…
Celebrated Black joy and Black lives with words, video, and music in Season 2 of A #BeautifulResistance from @sincerelyjenee. globe.com/abeautifulresi…
Called for vaccination with @GlobeOpinion for every eligible person. apps.bostonglobe.com/metro/2021/08/…
Spotlighted hospital board positions - some paying millions of dollars - that raise troubling issues of conflict of interest @GlobeSpotlight. bostonglobe.com/2021/04/03/met…
Investigated the failure of command that left the Holyoke Soldiers’ Home all but leaderless when the virus stormed in. apps.bostonglobe.com/metro/investig…
Encouraged the community to order takeout to support the local restaurant industry with #ProjectTakeout. bostonglobe.com/project-takeou…
Wrote stories that stick, like this one from @bglobesports. apps.bostonglobe.com/sports/graphic…
Analyzed and tallied the rise of vehicle attacks on demonstrators and found little accountability. apps.bostonglobe.com/news/nation/20…
Chronicled the legal marijuana business in Massachusetts five years from its legalization @MarijuanaNews. bostonglobe.com/2021/11/07/mar…
Showcased the changing face of Greater Boston neighborhoods with the On The Street series. bostonglobe.com/business/speci…
Uncovered secrecy and assault inside Massachusetts’ maximum security prison with video obtained by the @GlobeSpotlight Team, in The Taking of Cell 15. apps.bostonglobe.com/metro/investig…

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