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Bobby Caina Calvan
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Global News Manager, Associated Press
New York
Beats
Biography
Washington-based journalist who has worked in some of the country's best newsrooms. Currently a reporter for the Boston Globe in the nation's capital. I'v covered most everything there is to cover. At the Sacramento Bee, I covered health care, did a stint on the copy desk, and covered the Iraq war for McClatchy Newspapers in 2007. I grew up on a dairy farm, located on the southeastern flanks of the majestic Koolau Mountains. I attended high school in Honolulu, then jetted to New York City to attend my first of college at NYU. I finished my education at the University of California, Berkeley, and am a long-suffereing fan of the Golden Bears. I'm a former fellow of the International Center for Journalists, which gave me an opportunity to do reporting on the millions of unexploded US bombs scattered throughout Laos. About 300 Laotians, mostly children, die or are seriously injured by the bombs each year. Visit my online portfolio.
US Congress
entertainment
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By Bobby Caina Calvan Verified| Bay News 9 Verified WASHINGTON (AP) — Groundhog Day, Valentine’s Day and the entire 4 Nations Face-Off tournament have all come and gone since the Tampa Bay Lightning last lost a hockey game. No one has defeated them in regulation since January. Tampa Bay (35-20-4) plays at rival Florida (37-21-3) Monday night.
By Bobby Caina Calvan Verified| St. Louis Post-Dispatch Verified CRANFORD, N.J. — The voice is familiar to the millions who ride New York City's subways, its deep and resonant tone ringing through tunnels and across the tracks.
By Bobby Caina Calvan Verified| Spectrum News 13 Verified ORLANDO — Tai Baribo scored two goals Saturday night to help the Philadelphia Union beat Orlando City 4-2 in the season opener for both teams. Dániel Gazdag redirecting an arcing cross played by Quinn Sullivan from outside the area on the left side to the back corner to make it 2-1 in the 48th minute and give Philadelphia the lead for good. Andre Blake stopped six shots for the Union. Marco Pašalić scored two goals in his debut for Orlando City.
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