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February 6, 2020 By DAN MCCARTHY

ACCESS DENIED: BUTTIGIEG PACKS ROOM, BRUISES INDEPENDENT MEDIA EGOS IN NEW HAMPSHIRE

Through the fog of nobodies, MSNBC show host and hoagie hound Chris Matthews managed to get access; “Just hang on,” he whispered in his trademark brassy brogue to the minion flanking his effort, “she’ll get us in.”

Filed Under: Manchester Divided, Reports Tagged With: Amy Klobuchar, Andrew Yang, bernie sanders, candidates, cannabis, caregiving, chris matthews, Citizens Agenda, criminal justice, Deval Patrick, Donald Trump, Elizabeth Warren, engagement, gun control, guns, immigration, income inequality, Joe Biden, law enforcement, local media, manchester divided, media, Michael Bloomberg, New Hampshire, Pete Buttigieg, police brutality, politics, press, primaries, primary, religion, SCOTUS, Shaskeen Pub, Tom Steyer, town halls, voter rights

January 30, 2018 By CHRIS FARAONE

RETRO POP: LOOKING BACK ON TWO YEARS OF BINJ POP-UP NEWSROOMS

How our nonprofit newsroom starts its listening by popping up where people live and play When summarizing my first two years of running a nonprofit journalism shop in Boston, I often use the spot-on aphorism that necessity is the mother of invention. That’s the best way to explain how, before we had real funding but […]

Filed Under: Engagement Tagged With: engage, engagement, journalism, media, New Hampshire Primary, on the ground reporting, Past Events, pop-up newsroom, press, Roxbury

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