Fausto Menard is a producer for WBUR's All Things Considered. He began working at the station in 2019.
His tenure in Boston began in 2000 at WBZ Radio, where he worked in various writing and editorial roles for 19 years.
Before that, he worked at TV and radio stations in western Massachusetts and New York's Capital region.
Fausto is a proud graduate of UMass Amherst and the University of Kentucky. He's an even prouder father and husband.
Before starting a family, he was healthier, more athletic and loved to travel all over the world. He misses traveling but wouldn't change a thing about his current life.
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Masks off and warrants out: State Sen. Edwards files bill to curb ICE actions at Mass. courthouses
The legislation would ban anyone inside a courthouse from wearing a mask; require law enforcement officers to state their purpose to court officials; and require ICE agents to have a...
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Officials installed the stations as part of a pilot program on Monday at the Boston and Springfield RMVs, as well as MassDOT headquarters at 10 Park Plaza in Boston.
Anonymous donor gives over $5 million to effort to save West Newton Cinema
An anonymous donor gave $5.2 million to help purchase and renovate the 87-year-old movie theater, according to the West Newton Cinema Foundation, a nonprofit formed by residents to save the...
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Multi-billion dollar error just the latest for Mass. labor department
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