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Diti Kohli
@ditikohli_
professional gossiper // all things @bostonglobe business
Boston, MA
Joined November 2014
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    Greater Boston used to be the kind of place where someone could buy a home with a working-class paycheck. That is not true anymore. For Spotlight, this is my story of a Watertown family, their multifamily home, and the fading dream of homeownership. 🧵
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    Today, a man harassed me on the Green Line for several stops until someone stepped in and pretended to know me. And let me say — that shit works.
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    Replying to @ditikohli_
    Shoutout to Anthony from Boston Conservatory, who ALSO waited with me until my stop for good measure 🚊
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    Replying to @bfordham
    He went with a very vague "Hey, it's been so long since I've seen you!" And when I hesitated, he said "two years, I think" and leaned in for a hug. The simpler, the better, I think.
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    Hello, personal news alert! Almost two years after my first @BostonGlobe co-op interview, it’s officially official. I’m joining the staff as a business producer and reporter. *cue excited squeal*
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    just a regular conversation with my teenage brother
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    If you want your coffee from a unionized barista, try the Starbucks at 1304 Commonwealth Avenue or 277 Harvard Street. The two cafes made it official today — a first for the coffee giant in Massachusetts. @SBWorkersUnited
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    Nothing more telling about the state of the T than getting stuck (and evacuated) on the Green Line extension — while reporting on the Green Line extension. We stood still for an hour, then this…
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    Two dozen Starbucks employees in Boston are part of growing coalition of workers looking to unionize the country’s largest coffeehouse chain. “Our stores could be even stronger if the baristas on the ground — the people on the floor — had more say."
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    When the Build Back Better Act fizzled in the Senate, the expanded child tax credit program — a crucial lifeline for million of families — disappeared. This is the story of Rebecca Wood, her daughter, and the $250 that helped keep them afloat in 2021.
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    Friday news dump: I’m getting promoted! 📰 Starting next month, I’ll be taking over as the @BostonGlobe business general assignment reporter. The new post will give me more time to write + report, as the wonderful @DanaGerber6 takes on my digital producing responsibilities.
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    NEW: Three Somerville coffee shops — Diesel Café, Bloc Café, and Forge Baking Company (@DbfUnited) — have ratified a union contract. They're the 2nd ☕️☕️ chain in Boston and among the first nationwide to reach an agreement after organizing. tinyurl.com/mshk77uz
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    In 2019, three Boston area housing authorities tweaked Section 8 vouchers so that they are worth more in pricier neighborhoods. The move has the potential to transform where people live in Mass. and shrink pockets of poverty. It's already working. /1 tinyurl.com/5n7ezc8x
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    If you’re looking for a copy of the Sunday Globe, do not go to the Central Square 7/11. I quite literally bought them all 🥹 (📸: @adriarwatson)