Gabriel Martins
Journalist and Writer
Articles
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The new Margaritaville: Concord business serves up a DIY cocktail
First, dump the powder into a cup. Next, pour some tequila. Add water, and you’ve got a margarita. Bar managers wish it were that easy, but a Concord business is making it just that simple. Also, an expert opinion from Boston’s best mixologist.
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“There’s two things in Allston: there’s music, and then there’s rats”: an interview with Photoshoot.
From the drummer splitting his skull after a show sponsored by Spirit Airlines, dressing as Limp Bizkit for Halloween, revealing ex-girlfriend tees during a “Chief Keef summer”, Photoshoot has seen it all. In an interview with the band, we discussed their music, finding their lead singer on Facebook Marketplace and more.
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The Secret Worlds of Mid Century Modern Furniture
Midcentury Modern Furniture is the hottest thing. Now, there’s a growing market surrounding it. Read about the cutthroat world surrounding it and the repurposing of vintage pieces.
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‘Why don’t we go to the roots of Haiti’s problems before we’re jumping to conclusions?’
The ongoing influx of migrants to Boston exposes gaps in reporting on Mattapan’s Haitian American community. Written over a three month period alongside Kwot Anwey and Molly Siegel as we reported on issues within the Haitian Community of Boston
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Boston’s rave culture: The most inclusive way to party in the city.
Raves give people the rare opportunity to fully embrace themselves in a way that no other place does. You can be the person you want to be, and maybe the person you forgot you were.
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There is nothing fishy about a ‘stupid’ hobby
Getting into a “stupid” hobby doesn’t take a lot. Most of the time, it starts with a simple goal in mind. I simply wanted a creative outlet, so I got to work.
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Your Topical Guide to East Boston’s Food Scene
East Boston is a haven for constantly evolving history. Affectionately called Eastie, the neighborhood’s first language is slowly becoming Spanish, as the area is transformed into a cultural hub for Hispanic and Latinx immigrants in Boston. To be quite honest, the city is starting to look more like Medellín, Colombia.
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Doxxing Of Palestinian Activists on Boston-region Campuses
With increasing tensions due to the Israel-Palestine conflict, student activists have encountered a new threat to their movements: their privacy.
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A Night at the Museum: How Art Can Unite a City
The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston hosted a late night event on October 20, 2023. This is the story of how it united a city.
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