WBUR's Aimee Moon talked with us about Chinatown residents' efforts to improve Reggie Wong Memorial Park. It's her last story as a newsroom fellow. Give it a listen and send her some love!

We hope these special sentiments, stories, song suggestions and more from the WBUR staff make you smile — and maybe inspire you to start a new tradition or two. wbur.fm/3YAJl8Q

📚 my 2022 pick is @writerchoi84’s ‘shoko’s smile’ — The WBUR Read-In: Books from the newsroom wbur.fm/3PD2P8E via WBUR

🎉🎉🎉 congratulations to the 2023 WBUR fellows!

Rescue dogs. Christmas cards. And one of our very own hosts. Here's what is making us smile this week: wbur.fm/3YwQ2bT

"I'm always humbled by the effort and care every story requires." 📹: Aimee Moon and Vanessa Ochavillo

my final feature as a WBUR fellow on enviro hazards in chinatown:

“That's the thing about being in Chinatown. You don't get to negotiate with the government. They negotiate for you.” Aimee Moon reports on Chinatown's ongoing fight for a third of an acre of "sacred" park space: wbur.org/news/2022/12/1…

Really lovely piece by Aimee Moon on community efforts to keep their one remaining open space park

2022: The year in satisfying cronches

I put a whole lot into this essay and I wish more people would read it. On wanting to live: ti.me/3W7qCPO

Tye Tribbett brings his high energy praise music to the Tiny Desk in a set of six inspiring songs. n.pr/40mFjkC

Redeemer has announced Tim Keller's passing. May he rest in peace. I went back and found another article I wrote for The New York Times about him, when he was asked to speak at St. Paul's chapel on the fifth anniversary of 9/11. nytimes.com/2006/09/11/nyr…

With great sadness we mourn the loss of TGC co-founder Timothy Keller, 72, who died today, more than three years after he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.

Timothy J. Keller, husband, father, grandfather, mentor, friend, pastor, and scholar died this morning at home. Dad waited until he was alone with Mom. She kissed him on the forehead and he breathed his last breath. We take comfort in some of his last words...

Here’s my postscript of ⁦Timothy Keller (1950-2023)⁩. He might have been the most effective communicator of historic Christian teachings in America. Hard to think of any pastor w/ a resume like his. I try to explain his legacy and the void he leaves behind. newyorker.com/news/postscrip…

Congrats to former ⁦WBUR⁩ fellow ⁦Aimee Moon⁩! spj.org/sdxa22.asp

🎉 A huge congratulations to our former newsroom fellow Aimee Moon and senior editor @dilgreene for their Sigma Delta Chi Award via Society of Professional Journalists. 🎉 The feature on Chinatown's 9-man tournament won for excellence in radio sports reporting.