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Tom Fargo

Tom Fargo

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Sports Journalist and Editor, Boston Herald

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and Cabarrus County, North Carolina. GardeningLocal news and sports in Concord, sports Kannapolis, particularly college athletics.

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  • Boys soccer All-Scholastics

    By Tom Fargo Verified| Boston Herald Verified BOYS SOCCER ALL-SCHOLASTICS Kwame Adu-Gyamfi (St. John’s) Jonny Bono (North Andover) Nicholas Braganca (Beverly) Ben Brown (Concord-Carlisle) Owen Burke (Holliston) Naderson Curtis (Manchester-Essex) Noah Goldstein (Needham) Rafael Gross (Medford) Isaac Heffess (Brookline) Angelot Jerome (Randolph) Alex Kuzmich (Cardinal Spellman) Jake McCabe (Canton) Cam McKnight (Acton-Boxboro) Marco Perugini (Medway) Jackson Price (Hingham) Will Rooney (Newton North) Will Schiffer (Nauset) Mischa Spasic...

    By Tom Fargo Verified · Boston Herald

    Jan. 20, 2022

  • Hockey Notebook: Gloucester fishing for greater things

    By Tom Fargo Verified| Boston Herald Verified Gloucester entered the weekend with a 6-2 mark. Senior Jack Costanzo and coach Derek Geary say the team’s early success can be attributed to the balance brought by the presence of another line with plenty of scoring pop centered by talented sophomore Emerson Marshall, who leads the team with 14 goals and 10 assists. “That’s been the biggest thing. We don’t really have a first line,” said Costanzo. “I think by far we have the top two lines in the (Northeast) Conference.

    By Tom Fargo Verified · Boston Herald

    Jan. 15, 2022

  • Boys soccer All-Scholastics

    By Tom Fargo Verified| Boston Herald Verified BOYS SOCCER ALL-SCHOLASTICS Kwame Adu-Gyamfi (St. John’s) Jonny Bono (North Andover) Nicholas Braganca (Beverly) Ben Brown (Concord-Carlisle) Owen Burke (Holliston) Naderson Curtis (Manchester-Essex) Noah Goldstein (Needham) Rafael Gross (Medford) Isaac Heffess (Brookline) Angelot Jerome (Randolph) Alex Kuzmich (Cardinal Spellman) Jake McCabe (Canton) Cam McKnight (Acton-Boxboro) Marco Perugini (Medway) Jackson Price (Hingham) Will Rooney (Newton North) Will Schiffer (Nauset) Mischa Spasic...

    By Tom Fargo Verified · Boston Herald

    Jan. 20, 2022

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Boston Herald

The Boston Herald is one of the oldest daily newspapers in the United States, founded in 1846. It has a rich history, having absorbed other newspapers and merging with The Boston Journal in 1917. The newspaper is known for its comprehensive coverage of local, regional, national, and international news, providing firsthand accounts and insightful editorials. The Boston Herald offers valuable historical archives that serve as resources for academic research, showcasing nearly 170 years of East Coast history. Published in a tabloid format since 1981, it maintains a strong presence in the Boston area. The newspaper has received eight Pulitzer Prizes, highlighting its commitment to quality journalism and impactful storytelling. Its readership includes a diverse audience interested in both current events and historical insights.

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