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Naomi Martin

Naomi Martin

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Assistant Business Editor, The Boston Globe

Somerville

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Billionaires startups fintech

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I have the least amount of experience with economic and sports reporting.

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Total articles 1193

  • Your local eye doctor

    By Naomi Martin Verified, Jin Hui| Noosa Today Verified By Naomi Martin Being a true Sunshine Coast local, I remember when we would have to drive to Brisbane if we needed to see a specialist because the options were so limited. We weren’t spoilt with choice on the coast like we are now.

    By Naomi Martin Verified, Jin Hui · Noosa Today

    Jul. 10, 2024

  • Healey proposes major investment in reading instruction - The Boston Globe

    By Mandy McLaren Verified, Naomi Martin Verified| The Boston Globe Verified Governor Maura Healey proposed Wednesday night a five-year plan to bolster early literacy efforts, underwriting high-quality reading curriculum and teacher training with an initial $30 million investment, according to her office — a figure nearly six times the state’s current annual commitment.

    By Mandy McLaren Verified, Naomi Martin Verified · The Boston Globe

    Jan. 17, 2024

  • Lost in a world of words: Key takeaways from Globe literacy investigation - The Boston Globe

    By Mandy McLaren Verified, Naomi Martin Verified| The Boston Globe Verified Massachusetts has a reputation as an educational powerhouse, leading the nation in many indicators of academic performance. But even here, there’s a reading crisis that policy makers have failed to adequately address: More than half of third-graders last year were not proficient readers — and the numbers were far worse for kids of color, low-income children, and students with disabilities, even in the state’s top-ranked schools, a four-part Globe investigation, “Lost in a world of words,” found.

    By Mandy McLaren Verified, Naomi Martin Verified · The Boston Globe

    Jan. 17, 2024

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The Boston Globe

The Rhode Island bureau of The Boston Globe.

Boston, United States

+1 617-929-7900

Founded: 1872