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Crystal Haynes

Crystal Haynes

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Weekend Anchor, Reporter, Boston 25 News

Boston

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Environment LGBTQ+ IssuesCovers: Politics Arts & Culture

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cryptocurrency, Islam

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Total articles 115

  • Webster campground deemed unsafe, families given 48 hours to vacate homes

    By Crystal Haynes, Lindsey Thorpe Verified| WFXT-TV (Boston, MA) Verified WEBSTER, Mass. — The residents at a Webster campground were given 48 hours to vacate their homes after a judge ruled the property uninhabitable. Their deadline was Wednesday. ”I’ve been on the Section-8 waitlist for six and a half years with autistic sons, and as of Sunday, I’m going to be living in my car with my sons,” says Dawn Elfman. She and her three sons, the youngest 5 years old, have lived at the Webster Family Campground since June.

    By Crystal Haynes, Lindsey Thorpe Verified · WFXT-TV (Boston, MA)

    Sep. 28, 2023

  • ‘Kids are easily distracted’: Wakefield middle school implementing new cell phone policy this fall

    By Crystal Haynes| WFXT-TV (Boston, MA) Verified WAKEFIELD, Mass — Andrea Tortolano was happy to learn Wakefield Public Schools is working to implement the YONDR system in its middle school this fall. Her kids are in third grade and they’re already asking for cell phones of their own. “They want it but we’re not there yet, so we say at this point until you are further along there’s no way you’re getting a cell phone and in school, it’s definitely not appropriate,” Tortolano said.

    By Crystal Haynes · WFXT-TV (Boston, MA)

    Sep. 28, 2023

  • Webster campground deemed unsafe, families given 48 hours to vacate homes

    By Crystal Haynes, Lindsey Thorpe Verified| WFXT-TV (Boston, MA) Verified WEBSTER, Mass. — The residents at a Webster campground were given 48 hours to vacate their homes after a judge ruled the property uninhabitable. Their deadline was Wednesday. ”I’ve been on the Section-8 waitlist for six and a half years with autistic sons, and as of Sunday, I’m going to be living in my car with my sons,” says Dawn Elfman. She and her three sons, the youngest 5 years old, have lived at the Webster Family Campground since June.

    By Crystal Haynes, Lindsey Thorpe Verified · WFXT-TV (Boston, MA)

    Sep. 28, 2023

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Boston 25 News

Dedham, Massachusetts, United States

+1 781-467-1499