Bob Dumas
Hybrid Special Projects Producer and Video Journalist at WFXT-TV (Boston, MA)
Special Projects Video Journalist @Boston25 News. Send any story ideas to [email protected]
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Vicki Graf |Bob Dumas
Cape Cod group establishes first of its kind treatment center to rehab dolphins in OrleansA troubling record was set on Cape Cod last year. More dolphins stranded themselves there than ever before. Rescue workers rushing to save stranded dolphins on local beaches is becoming a familiar sight. “Cape Cod is actually a global stranding hot spot,” said Jane Hoppe, the Animal Care Manager for IFAW, the International Fund for Animal Welfare.
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3 weeks ago |
boston25news.com | Ray Villeda |Bob Dumas
BOSTON — Music is considered a universal language. The Berklee College for Music in Boston created a program to give more people a chance to celebrate their musical talents. The “Music Inclusion Ensemble” is made up of musicians who have a wide range of physical and neurological disabilities. “I was born without a right hand,” said Adrian Anantawan, an associate professor at Berklee who plays the violin.
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4 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Nicole Gabe |Bob Dumas
‘It was epic’: From worst to best, Boston school honored with $100K award for turnaroundTaking a school from the bottom of the barrel to the top of the heap is nothing short of a miracle. But it’s something the Mattahunt Elementary School in Boston’s Mattapan neighborhood pulled off in just a few years. Last October, the school won the “School on the Move” award from EdVestors – a non-profit based in Boston focused on educational improvement. The award came with a $100,000 prize.
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4 weeks ago |
boston25news.com | Bob Dumas
BOSTON — Taking a school from the bottom of the barrel to the top of the heap is nothing short of a miracle. But it’s something the Mattahunt Elementary School in Boston’s Mattapan neighborhood pulled off in just a few years. Last October, the school won the “School on the Move” award from EdVestors – a non-profit based in Boston focused on educational improvement. The award came with a $100,000 prize. Principal Walter Henderson remembers when things were much different at the Mattapan school.
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1 month ago |
boston25news.com | Cayle Thompson |Bob Dumas
This is a busy and sacred time of year on many religious calendars. Important observations are being made for Lent, Ramadan, and Passover, which are either taking place right now or coming up soon. For the faithful, religion is a cornerstone of their life, but their numbers are dwindling. Many houses of worship are seeing attendance drop, sometimes dramatically.
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RT @boston25: ‘Makes me happy’: Inclusion Ensemble features musicians with physical, neurological disabilities https://t.co/hha42E9wOP
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RT @boston25: ‘Faith is important’ but poll shows Mass. residents are turning away from organized religion https://t.co/xjBBErjPQq