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What’s Your Favorite Pumpkin Product?
Starbucks and Dunkin’ Donuts have plenty of pumpkin offerings in the fall. What’s your favorite?
Ashley Troutman, Patch Staff
Ashley Troutman, Patch Staff
- Reading, MA
Ashley joined the Patch team in 2011 after reporting for The Somerville News and working at an editorial firm in Cambridge. She graduated from Southern New Hampshire University with a B.A. in Advertising and M.F.A. in Nonfiction Writing. You may see her covering events around town or at Starbucks, feel free to say hi!
Ashley is always on the lookout for a great story. If you have a tip, feel free to call her at 978.548.8817.
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North Reading, MA|News|
Should the Speed Limit Be Raised to 70 MPH on Some Highways?
A bill would raise the speed limit on portions of the Massachusetts Turnpike and Route 95.
Ashley Troutman, Patch Staff
North Reading, MA|News|
Now Hiring: Latest North Reading Area Job Listings
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Wellesley, MA|News|
Should the Speed Limit Be Raised to 70 MPH on Some Highways?
A bill would raise the speed limit on portions of the Massachusetts Turnpike and Route 95.
Ashley Troutman, Patch Staff
Wellesley, MA|News|
Monday Essentials: Author Visit, Painting Night and More
Ashley Troutman, Patch Staff
Wellesley, MA|News|
Should We Ban School Sports?
One Bay State science writer floats an idea that could get her run out of town: kill off school sports so kids can focus in academics.
Ashley Troutman, Patch Staff
Wellesley, MA|News|
Qdoba, Starbucks Voted Among 'Least Gross of the Grossest'
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North Reading, MA|News|
Health Inspections: Kitty's, McDonalds and Subway
Ashley Troutman, Patch Staff
North Reading, MA|News|
Should We Ban School Sports?
One Bay State science writer floats an idea that could get her run out of town: kill off school sports so kids can focus in academics.
Ashley Troutman, Patch Staff
North Reading, MA|News|
Monday Essentials: Fashion Night Out, Imajine That and More
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North Reading, MA|News|
Why Workers —And Employers— Need a 4-Day Work Week
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