Christopher Calnan
News Reporter at Freelance
Nighttime Editor at North Of Boston Media Group
Boston reporter & editor covering biz and social justice; Northeastern Univ; ex-Southie teacher, reported or edited for 29 news orgs in eight states.
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Dec 25, 2024 |
salemnews.com | Christopher Calnan
A 30-year-old Danvers woman who went missing Tuesday afternoon was found dead in Wenham Lake in Beverly Wednesday, officials said. Owen Kasozi was last seen entering the J.C. Phillips Nature Preserve in Beverly near Wenham Lake about 3 p.m. Tuesday and did not return, triggering a search that involved multiple first responder departments, Beverly Police Chief John G. LeLacheur and Essex County District Attorney Paul F. Tucker said.
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Jul 28, 2024 |
salemnews.com | Christopher Calnan
The Salem Harbormaster’s office reported Sunday that a man suffered a head injury after he was ejected from one boat and struck by another. The man, who was in and out of consciousness after being struck, was transported to the Harbormaster’s Winter Island Road location about 7:30 p.m. to be treated by first responders. A med flight helicopter was requested to transport the injured man from Salem Willows Park to a hospital.
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Jul 26, 2024 |
salemnews.com | Christopher Calnan
It’s another summer for author Doreen Burliss, which means it’s time for another novel about her favorite place — Nantucket. Last month, the North Andover native released her third book, “Fogged In,” and on Saturday, July 27, she plans to participate in a book signing on Nantucket at an event featuring heavyweight writers Elin Hilderbrand and Nathaniel Philbrick.
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Mar 15, 2024 |
salemnews.com | Christopher Calnan
RYE, NEW HAMPSHIRE — The Seacoast Science Center launched an exhibit in January centered on what tiny birds reveal about the global implications of climate change. The center’s Science of Seabirds is capitalizing on more than two decades of research on the diets of common terns that typically weigh just 4.2 ounces and inhabit White and Seavey Islands in the Gulf of Maine.
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Feb 16, 2024 |
salemnews.com | Christopher Calnan
Swampscott Police Department has possibly become the only municipal police force with a specially designed uniform patch for Black History Month. The 32-person department created the patch “to recognize and pay respect to the month and to the community as a whole,” police officials said. The response has been overwhelmingly positive and the department is receiving requests the patches from other states, Chief Reuben Quesada said.
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