These are the stories of people I met. The changes have upset Jones, a short, Shakespeare-quoting 67-year-old who calls Logan h.

So It Goes For Vonnegut. At 78, Still Shaking up the Establishment. He should be dead by now.

For 78 days in the spring of 1999, some 1,000 NATO aircraft flew more than 38,000 sorties in an effort to force Serbian forces out of Kosovo. I covered the war from Washington and Macedonia, writing about the first Tomahawk cruise missiles fired from a non-U. ship, the flood of refugees to flee Kosovo, military plans to launch helicopter gunships, etc. In 30 seconds, the radio had gone dea.

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Swimming underground in a sapphire serenity. Pictured, bathers in Cenote Samula, near Chichen Itza. My wife, Jess, decided to stay behind wit.

The pain had mostly worn off when the phone rang. Then the line went dead.

As an editor and writer for City Weekly, I looked for the idiosyncratic, stories about those such as a 97-year-old hitchhiker, a hairdresser who very carefully cut the pricey wigs worn by Orthodox Jewish women, a meth dealer who went from driving an Infiniti to the brink of homelessness, and tugboat captains battling with sea pilots for respect on the harbor.

And an occasional professor of journalism, David Abel has covered. War in the Balkans, unrest in Latin America. National security issues in Washington D. , terrorism in New York and Boston, and climate change and poverty in New England. Abel and his colleagues at the Globe won the 2014. For Breaking News for their coverage of the Boston Marathon bombings. Was standing on the finish line. Bombs detonated a few steps away. He also filed the first.