Sara-Rose Brenner
Former Staff
Sara-Rose was a senior news writer of WBUR's Morning Edition.
Before joining NPR, she worked at the New England Sports Network (NESN) for seven years, where she covered the 2013 Red Sox World Series and the Bruins 2011 Stanley Cup.
A long, long time ago, in a galaxy called the Bronx, Sara-Rose graduated from Fordham University with a degree in broadcast communications and art history.
Contrary to popular opinion, Sara-Rose actually does want to hear about your fantasy sports teams and is always looking for that one sleeper that actually makes a difference. She refuses to watch the show "Mr. Robot" because they once made a joke about Tom Brady.
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Salem prepares for the return of Halloween crowds that could break records
Face masks will be required indoors, and people attending large gatherings will be required to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test.
Boston Fed President To Retire Earlier Than Planned
Eric Rosengren was scheduled to retire in June of next year, but said he moved the date up because of a worsening kidney condition.
Harvard Yard Will Close To The Public At Night Amid Pandemic
A Harvard spokesperson says the area will remain closed to the public every evening through mid-October.
BAA To Highlight Indigenous Runners At This Year's Marathon
The announcement comes after members of Brookline's Select Board criticized the BAA for scheduling the race on Indigenous Peoples' Day.
Bruins Beat The Washington Capitals And Advance To Next Round Of NHL Playoffs
The Bruins played ferocious hockey both Friday and Sunday to take round one of the NHL playoffs, beating the Washington Capitals 4-1.
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'I Feel Like A Little Kid Right Now': Win Or Lose, Bruins Fans Happy To Be Back At The Garden
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Checking The Score: Bruins Welcome Fans Back To The Garden, Celtics Make A Move At The Trade Deadline
We Check the Score on a big day for Boston sports.
Week In Review: Impeachment, Local Headlines
Our Week In Review panelists talk impeachment news and local headlines.
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Top of the Hub in Boston is closing this year after more than five decades in business. We talk about what that means for the city's restaurant scene with Irene...
Boston Puerto Ricans To Red Sox: 'We're Very Disappointed With The Team'
The Boston Red Sox's decision to part ways with manager Alex Cora over a sign-stealing scandal is a blow to the Puerto Rican community locally who admired the attention and...