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McKim is a business writer for the Boston Globe. She was a recipient of the 2011 Casey Medal for Meritorious Journalism for a story on domestic sex trafficking. She previously reported for The Orange County Register, where her series on lead-tainted imported candies was named a finalist for the 2005 Pulitzer Prize in Public Service.
Latest stories
Mortgage aid in Massachusetts at $610 million
By Jenifer B. McKim , Globe Staff
Thousands of homeowners have received mortgage assistance from major US lenders as part of a national settlement with a multistate group of attorneys general.
Eel fishing has been a boon to many in Maine
By Jenifer B. McKim , Globe Staff
Soaring prices have brought a welcome windfall to residents who net the slippery little fish. But warning signs are on the horizon.
Book Review
‘Mirror, Mirror Off the Wall’ by Kjerstin Gruys
By Jenifer McKim , Globe Staff
Gruys, a first-time author and blogger, writes about avoiding mirrors for a year in an honest, heartfelt, and quirky account.
Signs show foreclosure to be crisis no longer in Mass.
By Jenifer B. McKim , Globe Staff
The number of property seizures in the state has dropped dramatically and home values have risen steadily.