End-of-year fundraising drive continues tomorrow… What do you love about @wbur? I’ll share your answers on @wbur’s Morning Edition.

This is a devastating loss for The World. Monica Campbell is a talented immigration reporter who does some of the best work on the beat. She’s the 2nd Latina journo to leave in a month — amid a national conversation about why JOC are leaving public radio.

I'm so excited to work with hafsa (huff-suh)! We are very lucky to have her.🎉

Very excited for this conversation. Join us!

So looking forward to this conversation— join us!

Coming up on @wbur’s Morning Edition: Walter Wuthmann is on scene at Brookline High School to update us on the Brookline teachers strike.

In @wbur ME news: the Brookline teachers strike has ended after the union and officials came to an agreement early this morning.

On @wbur’s ME this morning: An update on St Vincent nurses, and an interview with the co-chair of the state commission that’s officially decided Massachusetts needs a new seal and motto. (The current one features a sword hanging over a Native American figure.)

My deepest thanks to the Brookline PD officer who returned my wallet and keys. I’m very grateful. And to the person who found originally found them, you are my hero. Thank you.

An astounding and alarming 32% of Mass adults are food insecure, according to new The Greater Boston Food Bank report. I talk to the GBFB president at 8:45 on @wbur’s Morning Edition.

Finally, an in-depth story — from @wbur’s Walter Wuthmann — explaining my frequent, disturbing early morning sightings of rats scurrying across roads. Unfortunately understanding the “why” doesn’t help the gross factor.

Some really great reporting this morning from fantastic journos @wbur will soon miss very much. wbur.org/news/2022/08/1…. wbur.org/news/2022/08/1….

Great reporting this morning on an important and powerful story from WBUR’s ally jarmanning: wbur.org/news/2022/08/2…

Important story on Q4, which could determine if many undocumented immigrants in Mass can get drivers licenses, from @weuthmann wbur.org/news/2022/10/0… and Simón Ríos on the biggest plan ever to renovate Boston Common wbur.org/news/2022/10/0…

Happy Friday @esthercindc !!

More really great reporting on the future of Massachusetts mobile home parks by Simón Ríos on WBUR this morning.

Our hardworking weekend crew talked to the mayors about the long road to get here, and what comes next… wbur.org/news/2022/12/1…

Many thanks to Imari Paris Jeffries for the sneak peek. 👀

Mayor Wu wants to change the way the city does development, with the goal of increasing opportunities for economic growth within communities of color - starting with Mattapan. WBUR's Rupa Shenoy tells us about the plan and how residents feel about it. wbur.fm/3XGtDbw

TONIGHT at 7:00pm: Join us for a special listening event featuring audio from Embedded's series about the 2018 Capital Gazette shooting. Plus: WBUR Morning Edition host Rupa Shenoy moderates a convo with Kelly McEvers, Chris Benderev, and Selene San Felice. spr.ly/60183NPeK