
Billy Baker
Outdoors Reporter at The Boston Globe
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1 week ago |
bostonglobe.com | Billy Baker
DANVERS — Imagine you’re walking through the Liberty Tree Mall, making your way from Old Navy toward the AMC Theatre, and you see a storefront with the name Netcast. It looks like a coffee shop, except a sign announces that the coffee is free. Say you don’t attempt to figure out that mystery and continue toward Buffalo Wild Wings. As you look down the corridor to your left, you see it again, that word, Netcast, in big letters above another storefront that looks to be a children’s play area.
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2 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Billy Baker
HAVERHILL — It was just before 11 a.m. on a Monday, and Sean Melia walked onto the first tee at Crystal Lake Golf Club, set up a small video camera, and prepared to go to work. He teed up his ball, hit a drive just into a stand of trees along the right side of the hole, and as he made his way down the fairway, he was swiveling his head and his video camera as he tried to take in what he calls “the experience” of the course.
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1 month ago |
bostonglobe.com | Billy Baker
When the first Striper Migration Map appears, on a Friday in late March each year, it starts a delirium in a certain segment of the population. We’ll call them “striped bass enthusiasts,” because at least a few of them are not yet full-blown obsessives. Mind you, it’s not a small group. More than two million people viewed the first map this year, when it was published March 28 on the website and social media feeds of Cape Cod-based On the Water magazine.
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1 month ago |
bostonglobe.com | Billy Baker
ROCKPORT — The culprit is a bird. Or birds. Or perhaps it’s the start of the great bird apocalypse of 2025, and history will record that it started in the Squam Hill neighborhood of this North Shore town. For what is happening is so comically absurd that it feels like the beginning of a bad movie. Day after day, a pileated woodpecker has been smashing the side view mirrors on cars throughout the neighborhood.
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1 month ago |
bostonglobe.com | Billy Baker
Listen my children, and give your applause,For the midnight ride of William Dawes. Meh. Doesn’t have the same ring to it. It’s tricky to rhyme anything with Dawes. Gauze. Claws. Straws. Flaws. But rhyming Revere is so clear, my dear.
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