At NBC10 Boston, Robert strives to provide meaningful content and empower people to make informed decisions. With decades of experience in journalism, he prioritizes featuring community voices and creating clear, accurate reports.
Robert’s work has earned multiple Emmy awards, including three Emmy awards for general assignment reporting in Boston. Prior to joining NBC10 Boston, Robert worked as the director of communications for the Cambridge Police Department, where he produced and edited video pieces that showcased transparency and trust between the police and the community.
Originally from Quincy and Weymouth, Robert has held various positions in broadcast journalism throughout New England, including at GBH News and Boston 25. He is a graduate of Northeastern University and lives with his wife, Margaret, in Dorchester.
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Man sexually assaulted people in Cambridge gym women's locker room, police say
Police say a man has been arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting multiple people inside the women’s locker room at a gym in Cambridge, Massachusetts, on Thursday morning.
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‘Cam Schlittler fan' rooting for Red Sox: Walpole roots complicate rivalry
The Walpole native and New York Yankees ace has been one of the best pitchers in baseball this year.
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Suspect in UMass Dartmouth football player's stabbing death appears in court
The 19-year-old suspect, another UMass Dartmouth student, previously appeared in a Massachusetts court and appeared in Rhode Island on Monday.
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Coastal New England cleaning up from storm as nor'easter impacts linger
Town officials in Scituate are asking for patience as they work to clear things up, especially ahead of another high tide cycle coming in this afternoon.
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Nor'easter threatens New England with travel impacts, power outages and more
See how Eversource, National Grid, the MBTA, the Coast Guard and more are preparing for a powerful nor’easter expected to impact Massachusetts.
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Nor'easter travel impacts: MBTA cancels ferry service all weekend
The MBTA is canceling all ferry service on Saturday and Sunday due to the impending nor’easter. Rough seas were already causing issues on Thursday. Lynn and Quincy ferry service was canceled Thursday, and passengers on the Winthrop and Harbor Loop routes were warned about “uncomfortable conditions” and potential cancellations. Several Charlestown ferry trips have been canceled Friday morning, and...
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Cambridge makes dozens of life-saving AEDs available in public spaces
Emergency calls can come down to seconds, and fire officials in Cambridge say automated external defibrillators can make a big difference.
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Coastal Mass. preparing for wind and rain this weekend
In South Shore communities like Quincy, officials are bracing for the impact of a potential storm.
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Third man arrested in murder of Cambridge city worker on July 4
Xavier Bautista, wearing his city work clothes, was approached by masked men as he left his home that morning and fatally shot, officials have said.
