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Marilyn Schairer

Marilyn Schairer

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Reporter, Anchor and Producer, GBH News (Boston, MA)

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  • Cambridge leaders worry about ‘ripple effect’ of Trump’s funding cuts to Harvard

    By Marilyn Schairer Verified| GBH News (Boston, MA) Verified Cambridge leaders and local experts say a $2 billion federal funding freeze to Harvard could have broader impacts on the surrounding community. As the city prepares its budget for the next fiscal year, officials are anticipating the ripple effect of those cuts — and any additional reductions that could come later. Cambridge City Councilor Patricia Nolan, chair of the finance committee, said the city is making contingency plans.

    By Marilyn Schairer Verified · GBH News (Boston, MA)

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Advocates push insurers to cover brain injury therapy

    By Marilyn Schairer Verified| GBH News (Boston, MA) Verified April 14, 2025 In 2008, Shaun Grady of Lexington learned he had a brain tumor. He was 50 years old, a medical device engineer and married with children. “I got scared,” Grady said. Grady’s condition was serious. The tumor, he said, was the size of his fist. “It was shock and dismay,” Grady said. He had two successful surgeries to remove the tumors, but was left with a traumatic brain injury requiring years of treatment.

    By Marilyn Schairer Verified · GBH News (Boston, MA)

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Cambridge leaders worry about ‘ripple effect’ of Trump’s funding cuts to Harvard

    By Marilyn Schairer Verified| GBH News (Boston, MA) Verified Cambridge leaders and local experts say a $2 billion federal funding freeze to Harvard could have broader impacts on the surrounding community. As the city prepares its budget for the next fiscal year, officials are anticipating the ripple effect of those cuts — and any additional reductions that could come later. Cambridge City Councilor Patricia Nolan, chair of the finance committee, said the city is making contingency plans.

    By Marilyn Schairer Verified · GBH News (Boston, MA)

    Apr. 16, 2025

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GBH News (Boston, MA)