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Benjamin Olivo

Benjamin Olivo

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Deputy Metro Editor, The Boston Globe

Boston

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Politics And National Election

Doesn’t Cover

Though I have my opinions, I will most likely steer clear of sports and politics

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Total articles 121

  • Someone Like Virginia

    By Ben Olivo, Benjamin Olivo Verified| hebfdn.org@ Virginia Mata’s Story Comes Full Circle—and Shatters Misperceptions Along the WayVirginia Mata, 52, laughs as she recalls the time her family was driving back to Texas from Ohio, where they worked the fields one summer, and their car caught fire and burned down to the steel shell. Another time, she got electrocuted while using a hazardous old-fashioned washing machine—she became stuck to it, then was thrown a few feet away when it was unplugged.

    By Ben Olivo, Benjamin Olivo Verified · hebfdn.org

    Nov. 10, 2021

  • San Antonio housing market not slowing down

    By Benjamin Olivo Verified| MYSA Verified By Benjamin Olivo Updated 11:16 am CST, Tuesday, November 18, 2014@ San Antonio's real estate market continued its red-hot pace in June when 2,925 homes were sold — a record number according to data released by the San Antonio Board of Realtors. Click through the slideshow to see San Antonio-area neighborhoods are growing the fastest.

    By Benjamin Olivo Verified · MYSA

    Jun. 12, 2020

  • Someone Like Virginia

    By Ben Olivo, Benjamin Olivo Verified| hebfdn.org@ Virginia Mata’s Story Comes Full Circle—and Shatters Misperceptions Along the WayVirginia Mata, 52, laughs as she recalls the time her family was driving back to Texas from Ohio, where they worked the fields one summer, and their car caught fire and burned down to the steel shell. Another time, she got electrocuted while using a hazardous old-fashioned washing machine—she became stuck to it, then was thrown a few feet away when it was unplugged.

    By Ben Olivo, Benjamin Olivo Verified · hebfdn.org

    Nov. 10, 2021

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The Boston Globe

The Rhode Island bureau of The Boston Globe.

Boston, United States

+1 617-929-7900

Founded: 1872