Beth Teitell
Reporter at The Boston Globe
Boston Globe reporter. Author of two books. My commentaries have run on public radio's Marketplace and also in my kitchen. https://t.co/YmzIgy8L5p
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Beth Teitell
“I’m a bit paranoid about personal info like my cell getting leaked,” a third worried. And finally: “Be careful.”Ho hum. Just another day in the Karen Read trial. The correspondents were people who had once fervently believed in Read’s innocence, and, who, almost more importantly, had bonded with others in the trial’s grip. They spent their days hearting each other’s social media posts. Some had mustered outside the courthouse or on random roadways waving signs. Raised money for her defense fund.
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3 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Beth Teitell
Was it only three years ago when Sheehan and her husband started the IVF process? She’d gotten pregnant naturally with her first child but had turned to fertility treatments for her second. And back then, on a Zoom consultation from their Haverhill home with her doctor, the idea of having a surplus of embryos — of enjoying too much success — was not even something the couple could fully allow themselves to consider.
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1 month ago |
bostonglobe.com | Beth Teitell
Is this some cruel joke? With everything else coming at us, now we’re supposed to start raising backyard chickens, too? Apparently. In early March, with egg prices soaring and shortages so bad even Whole Foods shoppers have been affected, President Trump’s secretary of agriculture took to Fox News to blithely offer a solution: Americans should get their own flocks.
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1 month ago |
bostonglobe.com | Beth Teitell
On the surface, the magnets on the rear bumper of Rachel Segall’s Tesla seem funny. “Here for zero emissions, not Elon,” reads one. “Bought it before we knew how awful he is,” proclaims another. Segall, a therapist in Newton, bought the car because she wanted to drive an electric vehicle.
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2 months ago |
bostonglobe.com | Beth Teitell
Make Americans Fight Over Yet One More Thing Again!If you’re not from around here, and maybe even if you are, the intensity of the lane rage can be hard to grasp. It is true that bike lanes have devoured parking spots, narrowed roads, and even seized entire lanes. On some streets, they force people to park in spaces weirdly dissociated from the curb. And it’s not stopping there.
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