Jean Trounstine

3 weeks ago | horizonmass.news | Jean Trounstine

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1 month ago | horizonmass.news | Jean Trounstine |A Fight

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1 month ago | horizonmass.news | Chris Faraone |Pete Rock |Jean Trounstine

Arnold King, who was well known as Arnie by many who knew him as an advocate and tireless community servant, was one of the first columnists we had at the Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism. We are extremely sad to hear of his passing but honored to have learned his story through the most important kind of media collaboration there is—one that transmits critical stories to unknowing readers who wouldn’t have otherwise known of conditions in places that people pretend don’t exist.

Oct 29, 2024 | horizonmass.news | Jean Trounstine

If you appreciate articles like this one, please keep HorizonMass going strong by making a tax-deductible donation to our IRS 501(c)(3) nonprofit sponsor, the Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism!BINJ not only produces longform investigative stories that it syndicates for free to community news outlets around Massachusetts but also works with dozens of emerging journalists each year to help them learn their trade while providing quality reporting to the public at large.

Sep 3, 2024 | theshoestring.org | Jean Trounstine

This is the third installment of a three-part series by Jean Trounstine on the Massachusetts Governor's Council, produced by the Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism. Though an obscure body, the Massachusetts Governor's Council wields enormous constitutional power. The eight-member council, established in 1629, votes on judicial, Parole Board, and other court nominations from the governor.