Carrie Saldo
Host/ProducerCarrie Saldo is a host and producer for New England Public Media. Previously she has headed the Worcester bureau for WGBH News and was host of NEPM's then-nightly news magazine program “Connecting Point.”
Saldo, an award-winning journalist, has reported extensively from the Berkshires and Pioneer Valley as a reporter with the North Adams Transcript, the Berkshire bureau chief of WAMC and as a reporter for The Berkshire Eagle. She has also worked as host and reporter for Rocky Mountain Public Media.
She can be reached at carrie_saldo [at] nepm.org.
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We get bagpipe lessons from the Springfield Kiltie Band, hang out with artivists Las Cafeteras ahead of their feature in the Back Porch Festival, and latest Word Nerd segment on prepositions.
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This week on The Rundown, panelists discuss impacts of gunfire at Springfield Sci-Tech, Gov. Healey’s effort towards economic development and marijuana pardons, the race for the 3rd Berkshire District and much more.
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Today on The Rundown with Carrie Saldo, panelists discuss Super Tuesday, the union strike at MASS MoCA, Gov. Maura Healey’s recent $20 million campaign targeting veteran homelessness, and much more from the NEPM newsroom and media partners.
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Host Carrie Saldo and panelists discuss expectations for Super Tuesday, vacant properties owned by the Roman Catholic Diocese, the fate of to-go cocktails, and community activism with the W.E.B Du Bois Center.
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Guest host Jill Kaufman talks to panelists about racist allegations at Southwick Regional School, Gov. Maura Healy's Supreme Judicial Court nomination, and more. Carrie Saldo interviews local activist Mpress Nembhard.
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Carie Saldo asks panelists what’s coming in the news this year, local tax rates, more on west-east rail, and some of the latest reporting from the NEPM Newsroom.
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This week Carrie Saldo talks with panelists about connecting western Mass. to Boston, local control of Holyoke schools, demand for mail-in ballots, and abolitionist David Ruggles.
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In the first episode of The Rundown with Carrie Saldo, a police search for a book in a middle school classroom sparks questions and concerns about censorship and government overreach, western Mass. museums pull objects from display after new federal rules require tribal consent.
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More than 2,000 employees were impacted, the AG's office said, from table game dealers to kitchen staff.
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The 2nd Franklin House District changed shape somewhat with this latest round of redistricting. It now includes part of Greenfield and stretches northeast across nine other communities.