Monica Madeja

Boston

News Anchor and Reporter at WBTS-TV (Boston, MA)

@necn anchor, @nbc10boston reporter; lover of people, animals and a good laugh; always looking for a story: [email protected] // insta @monreports

Articles

Todo listo para el juego inaugural de los Red Sox en casa

3 weeks ago | telemundonuevainglaterra.com | Monica Madeja |Jennifer Sanguano

A solo dos días del inicio de la temporada de baseball le traemos una previa de lo que fanáticos podrán disfrutar en ese primer juego de los Red Sox de este viernes. Esto incluiría horarios más familiares y algunas nuevas opciones en el menú de comida que estarán disponible en Fenway Park. VÉALO GRATIS A CUALQUIER HORAComenzó la cuenta regresiva para el inicio de la nueva temporada del baseball en Boston y fanáticos de los Red Sox ya se muestran con altas expectativas.
What to know about new food and features

3 weeks ago | nbcboston.com | Monica Madeja

Opening Day at Fenway Park is this Friday and as we kick off baseball season, the Red Sox gave a peek at the new foods offered at the park this year. From Krispy Krunchy Chicken tenders to a new Sicilian-style Sal's Pizza, Fenway Park's chefs have cooked up some new eats this season. They include a "Cowboy Up" burger, a nod to the slogan coined by first baseman Kevin Millar in 2003. It's a burger with smoked cricket, bacon, onion rings and BBQ sauce.
Treatment was harder than 'all 11 of my marathons together'

1 month ago | nbcboston.com | Monica Madeja

Kathy Ball-Toncic uses her body to achieve remarkable feats, like running on all seven continents. But her most recent accomplishment is something she wouldn't wish on anyone. "It was challenging on so many levels, emotional, physical, wondering is all this working? Am I going through this for a good reason?" she asked herself. A year ago, Ball-Toncic was diagnosed with colorectal cancer - just two weeks after beating breast cancer. That's why she was on the south pole.
Cochlear implant helps baby experience world in sound

2 months ago | nbcboston.com | Monica Madeja

A simple moment between parents and their baby that wasn't possible for this western Massachusetts family a month ago. Charlie Sinclair was born profoundly deaf. She received a cochlear implant at UMass Memorial Medical Center to help her hear, and last week she heard for the first time. For the 10-month-old baby girl, receiving the implant is just the start of experiencing everyday activities in a different way, like reading. "Now that we're reading out loud and she is actually listening as well.
Cochlear implant helps baby experience world in sound

2 months ago | msn.com | Monica Madeja

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'a right to a great life'

2 months ago | nbcboston.com | Monica Madeja

Treating addiction is personal for Dr. Sarah "SK" Kler, the first ever Matthew Perry Foundation fellow at Massachusetts General Hospital. She describes a "real, personal commitment" to "the belief that every person who uses drugs and who has, you know, whether it be struggles or an ongoing journey with using substances, that they have a right to a great life and a right to great care.
Astronaut Sunita Williams of Needham takes spacewalk

Jan 16, 2025 | nbcboston.com | Monica Madeja

Talk about a job with a view!NASA astronaut Sunita Williams, a native of Needham, Massachusetts, joined fellow astronaut Nick Hague on a spacewalk. The duo completed four tasks, including patching up a telescope. They worked so efficiently that they even did extra work, including photographing some components for more repairs. All of this done in just under six hours.
Tufts student recalls wildfire burning near her Malibu home

Jan 14, 2025 | nbcboston.com | Monica Madeja

A Tufts University student made it back to the Massachusetts campus after a harrowing end to winter break at her home in Southern California. Malibu native Kylie McNulty and her family were prepared to evacuate their home if the raging fires came too close. "I saw the fire. I saw it coming from the mountains right when I was on PCH [Pacific Coast Highway]. But in the moment, I didn't think it was anything ... because fires are just kind of part of our life over there," she said.
Mental health still suffers stigma in the medical and research fields

Apr 30, 2024 | nbcboston.com | Monica Madeja

Lindsay Demers holds a PhD. and a role as assistant professor of medicine at Boston University. As the director of the Education Evaluation Core, she studies the effectiveness of education interventions in medical schools. Then she needed to stage her own workplace intervention. She says things started to change in 2021 and 2022 when she disclosed an invisible disability and requested accommodations. Lindsay was diagnosed with autism in 2020.
Death of endangered right whale found off Martha’s Vineyard highlights troubling trend

Feb 6, 2024 | nbcboston.com | Monica Madeja |Anthony Vega

Scientists say a North Atlantic right whale that was found dead in the surf off Martha's Vineyard last week suffered from chronic entanglement. NBC10 Boston is examining the efforts to save the critically endangered animals and their special significance to native people in Massachusetts. "Whales in general, we consider them our relatives," said Bettina Washington, the tribal historic preservation officer for the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head in Aquinnah.