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Writing article since she was 14, Eva's work appears in Boston.com and NBC LA. Read her work below. 

Boston.com

How do Boston’s soup kitchens and food pantries prepare for Thanksgiving?

Local soup kitchens and food pantries spend months prepping for the Thanksgiving holiday, which many say is their biggest and busiest meal service of the year.

Mass. voters overwhelmingly say ‘Yes’ to Question 1

Massachusetts voters have officially voted “Yes” on Question 1, allowing the State Auditor to audit the state Legislature. 

Globe Summit takeaways: Former CDC director Dr. Rochelle Walensky on the state of public health

In a discussion during the Globe Summit, Dr. Rochelle Walensky talked about her experience at the CDC during the pandemic.

25 arrested in major drug bust in Mass. and RI, prosecutors say

Twenty-five people have been charged in connection with a large drug trafficking conspiracy that spanned Massachusetts and Rhode Island, federal prosecutors said on Friday.

Review & setlist: Clairo says ‘Thank You’ to Boston at first of 3 sold-out Roadrunner shows

It almost seems like performing in Boston is “Second Nature” for Massachusetts native and indie pop singer Clairo.

What is Skydrop? Real-life treasure hunt is narrowing in on Mass.

Have you ever wanted to hunt for a secret treasure? You have a chance now with Project Skydrop, a real-life treasure hunt. The fortune might even be in your own backyard.

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NBC4 LA

How to Transform Your Lawn Into Drought Tolerant Landscaping

Angelenos are struggling to keep their lawns green in the midst of yet another historic drought, with water use mandates becoming more and more strict.

Mail Theft Spikes in Southern California

Mail theft has spiked across communities in Southern California. With more and more packages delivered to doorsteps every day, more Angelenos lose valuable checks and documents, more postal workers are victims of violent robberies, and more thieves get away with it.

 Selected Earlier Works

Christmas Tree Lighting commences after two years of pandemic

Carols rang out across the Boston Common on Dec. 2 as city residents gathered together for the first time since 2019 for the Christmas tree lighting ceremony. 

Mayor Kim Janey ends Hispanic Heritage Month with salsa dance party

As the sun set on City Hall Plaza Boston residents put on their dancing shoes and joined Mayor Kim Janey in commemorating the end of Hispanic Heritage Month with a salsa dance party.

Michelle Wu visits family-owned restaurant on campaign trail

Chants of “Wu! Wu! Wu!” rang out as mayoral candidate Michelle Wu made her way through La Chiva restaurant answering the questions of East Boston residents on Oct. 30. 

Anger. Confusion. Hurt. Embarrassment. January 6.

I’m confused. Yeah, that’s it. Confused. Befuddled. Disoriented. Muddled. After all, it’s not every day you see something so weird and abnormal you start to question an everyday pillar of your life.

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