Deputy Managing Editor, Local News and Features
Felice Belman is a deputy editor in the Globe’s news department. She joined the paper in 2014 and was previously politics editor. A graduate of Oberlin College, she spent nearly 25 years at the Concord Monitor in New Hampshire, including six years as editor. She was Maryland politics editor for the Washington Post from 2000-2002. In addition, she was co-editor of The New Hampshire Century, a collection of 100 profiles of 20th-century New Hampshire figures, published in 2001.
Latest stories
Greenland, N.H.: Not for sale but quite a history
By Felice Belman , Globe Staff
Perhaps President Trump should start small — making friends in tiny Greenland, N.H., a lovely town with a long history.
Bald eagle recovering, two bee species marked as endangered in Mass.
By Michael P. Norton , State House News Service
The Division of Fisheries and Wildlife is updating its list of endangered, threatened and special concern species.
From Massachusetts, a key player in suffrage fight
By Felice Belman , Globe Staff
On the 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage, here’s a quick primer on Lucy Stone, one of the pivotal figures in the US women’s movement of the 19th century.
In N.H. this week, presidential candidates galore
By Felice Belman , Globe Staff
For interested voters — or vacationers — a chance to see President Trump, Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, and more.