Walker Armstrong - Profile and Journalist Details

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Biography

I'm a reporter for the Cape Cod Times where my beat is ostensibly the a-little-bit-of-everything one, but my job description reads transportation and military. I was an associate editor for the City News section of The Daily Free Press, where I reported on Boston city news stories and edited articles for publication. During my tenure, I also worked on a long-term investigative project resulting in an official University investigation into the subject of the story. From Fall '20-Spring '21, I served as the news editor for The Mesa Press — SD Mesa College's student-run newspaper. I've appeared in the Boston Globe and contributed to an investigative project for GBH News. I graduated summa cum laude from Boston University where I studied journalism and philosophy. Over time, I've cultivated an interest in covering government, legal affairs and public policy. I really enjoy working on long-term, data-driven investigative projects, but I'll be happy to cover whatever you give me. Tips? Work? Twitter: @jd__walker

Content

Total articles 737

• Encinitas rejects policy exception for Hygeia roundabout grant

  By Walker Armstrong Verified

  Apr. 14, 2025

• Encinitas overhauls Via Molena neighborhood parking program

  By Walker Armstrong Verified

  Apr. 11, 2025

• Encinitas OKs $3.8M paving contract, nixes Birmingham bike lane

  By Walker Armstrong Verified

  Apr. 11, 2025

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Company Info

Cape Cod Times

Cape Cod Times is an independent daily newspaper that has been serving Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard, and Nantucket since its founding in 1936. Originally named the Cape Cod Standard Times, it rebranded in 1975 to emphasize its commitment to local reporting. The newspaper is owned by Gannett and operates under the Cape Cod Media Group. The Cape Cod Times publishes a daily and Sunday newspaper that focuses on local news, events, and community issues. It also produces PrimeTime Magazine, a monthly publication aimed at readers aged 50 and older. The newspaper offers a digital presence that includes online news and advertising platforms, catering to local residents and businesses. The Cape Cod Times is recognized for its credible journalism, maintaining a reputation for high factual reporting and minimal bias.