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Justin Rice of Boston Public Schools Sports Blog featured “Next Up at Fenway”.
Justin created the blog — as an independent journalist — a few years ago. He detailed its genesis in a 2011 interview with Sports Media Guide.
I met him in 2011 at a Fenway High baseball game in Dorchester. Now the blog belongs to the Boston Globe and Justin curates it. He is the go-to guy for anything about BPS sports and his Twitter feed is always entertaining. After the Marathon bombings he had a steady stream of relevant tweets. Full disclosure: Justin read and commented on an early draft of “Next Up.”
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Justin Rice of Boston Public Schools Sports Blog featured “Next Up at Fenway”.
Justin created the blog — as an independent journalist — a few years ago. He detailed its genesis in a 2011 interview with Sports Media Guide.
I met him in 2011 at a Fenway High baseball game in Dorchester. Now the blog belongs to the Boston Globe and Justin curates it. He is the go-to guy for anything about BPS sports and his Twitter feed is always entertaining. After the Marathon bombings he had a steady stream of relevant tweets. Full disclosure: Justin read and commented on an early draft of “Next Up.”
Permanent link to this post (107 words, estimated 26 secs reading time)
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Next Up at Fenway: A Story of High School, Hope and Lindos Sueños tells the true story of Marcos Baez, whose public high school next to Fenway Park—Fenway High—was his best hope of a college education and a better life. Inspired by his daily view of the ballpark and mentored by the Red Sox Foundation, Baez turned his passion for baseball into a love of learning in his quest for a path to college.
As a child, Marcos’ first exposure to baseball came through a neighborhood team, sponsored by the Foundation’s RBI (Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities) program. As a Fenway High School junior, Marcos was chosen for the Foundation’s Lindos Sueños program, which paired up American and Dominican teens for baseball and community service in the Dominican Republic. From Lindos Sueños, Marcos found his voice for the essay he would use to apply to college. Read more... (221 words, 1 image, estimated 53 secs reading time)
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Next Up at Fenway: A Story of High School, Hope and Lindos Sueños tells the true story of Marcos Baez, whose public high school next to Fenway Park—Fenway High—was his best hope of a college education and a better life. Inspired by his daily view of the ballpark and mentored by the Red Sox Foundation, Baez turned his passion for baseball into a love of learning in his quest for a path to college.
As a child, Marcos’ first exposure to baseball came through a neighborhood team, sponsored by the Foundation’s RBI (Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities) program. As a Fenway High School junior, Marcos was chosen for the Foundation’s Lindos Sueños program, which paired up American and Dominican teens for baseball and community service in the Dominican Republic. From Lindos Sueños, Marcos found his voice for the essay he would use to apply to college. Read more... (221 words, 1 image, estimated 53 secs reading time)
This is a preview of “Next Up at Fenway: A Story of High School, Hope and Lindos Suenos” . Read the full post (221 words, 1 image, estimated 53 secs reading time)
Now Released!
Next Up at Fenway: A Story of High School, Hope and Lindos Sueños tells the true story of Marcos Baez, whose public high school next to Fenway Park—Fenway High—was his best hope of a college education and a better life. Inspired by his daily view of the ballpark and mentored by the Red Sox Foundation, Baez turned his passion for baseball into a love of learning in his quest for a path to college.
As a child, Marcos’ first exposure to baseball came through a neighborhood team, sponsored by the Foundation’s RBI (Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities) program. As a Fenway High School junior, Marcos was chosen for the Foundation’s Lindos Sueños program, which paired up American and Dominican teens for baseball and community service in the Dominican Republic. From Lindos Sueños, Marcos found his voice for the essay he would use to apply to college. Read more... (221 words, 1 image, estimated 53 secs reading time)
This is a preview of “Next Up at Fenway: A Story of High School, Hope and Lindos Suenos” . Read the full post (221 words, 1 image, estimated 53 secs reading time)
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