Jennifer Eagan
Reporter at WCVB-TV (Boston, MA)
Reporter for @WCVB. Born & raised in Mass. Email: [email protected]
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1 day ago |
wcvb.com | Jennifer Eagan
Late spring is putting on quite the show at Garden in the Woods in Framingham. The property is dedicated to growing plants native to Massachusetts and New England. Hay-scented ferns, deep pink sheep laurels and delicate hairy beardtongues spring up around a kettle pond. "It’s a plant that absolutely would have been found around here a long time ago," Chief Horticulturalist David Falk said of the hairy beardtongue.
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wcvb.com | Jennifer Eagan
Six men accused of being clients of a high-end brothel operation spanning from Massachusetts to northern Virginia appeared in Cambridge District Court, where they all pleaded not guilty. Prosecutors stated that each man had texted the brothel's phone hundreds of times. "(One man accused) was identified to have 501 contacts with the brothel phone the time period of Jan. 1, 2023 and Nov. 6, 2023," said prosecutor Jasmine Ortiz.
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wcvb.com | Jennifer Eagan
WHY YOU DO THIS TO ME? WELL, THANK YOU SO MUCH. WELL, HEY. FIVE ON YOUR MENTAL HEALTH THIS MORNING. TALKING WITH TEENAGERS BEFORE THEY MAKE SUMMER PLANS WITH FRIENDS. HERE WITH ADVICE, IS DOCTOR ALEXANDRA GOLD, A PSYCHOLOGIST AT MASS GENERAL HOSPITAL. DOCTOR, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR JOINING US THIS MORNING. WE ARE PARENTS OF YOUNG CHILDREN, BUT WE ARE CERTAINLY HERE TO LEARN BECAUSE WE KNOW THAT THEY WILL BE TEENAGERS BEFORE WE KNOW IT.
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2 weeks ago |
wcvb.com | Jennifer Eagan
ANTOINETTE. THE NUMBER OF DELAYS AND CANCELLATIONS. IT HAS BEEN GOING UP ALL MORNING LONG RIGHT NOW, 136 FLIGHTS HAVE BEEN DELAYED, 59 HAVE BEEN CANCELED. ACCORDING TO MASSPORT. THERE IS A BUMP IN THE NUMBER OF TRAVELERS AROUND MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND LAST YEAR, 75,000 PASSENGERS WERE SCREENED BY TSA ON THE THURSDAY BEFORE THE WEEKEND. IT’S SEVERAL THOUSAND MORE THAN ON A TYPICAL DAY. THEY EXPECT ABOUT THE SAME NUMBER THIS YEAR.
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2 weeks ago |
wcvb.com | Jennifer Eagan
Everett City Council questioned Mayor Carlo DeMaria about money that they say is needed for legal fees in connection with alleged overpayments made to the mayor during a budget meeting Wednesday night. According to a public letter issued by Inspector General Jeffrey Shapiro, DeMaria received the $180,000 through a misapplication of the city's mayoral longevity ordinance between 2016 and 2021. The longevity ordinance was originally intended to pay the mayor $10,000 after each full term served.
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Convoy of fire crews from as far away as Fitchburg headed back out to the wildfire by #Middleton Pond in Middleton. The fire chief says nearly 170 acres have burned. Light rain fell overnight, but firefighters tell me a heavy soaking rain is needed. #WCVB https://t.co/STJQsqCVkz
Brush fire burning in #Salem this morning. This is about 10 minutes from the downtown area. Watch @BriannaBorghi’s reports: https://t.co/pcF35G4fT1 https://t.co/SLlSK7BgwE
