Gayle Fee's Bio
    Gayle Fee has been at the Boston Herald for most of her career, first as a general assignment reporter, then as a city editor and finally, as one-half of the Inside Track.
    As a reporter, Fee covered breaking news, crime and politics and won several awards from the Associated Press, United Press International and the New England Press Association for her work. She was later promoted to the Boston Herald's city desk where she planned news coverage, assigned stories and supervised a team of 20-25 reporters. In 1990, after the death of longtime Herald columnist Norman Nathan, Gayle Fee and Laura Raposa teamed up to create and write the popular ``Inside Track'' column.
    A former reporter for the Cape Cod Times, Gayle grew up in Somerville and is a graduate of Boston University's College of Communication. She lives with her husband, Alan, and their two daughters on the South Shore.

    Laura Raposa started her career at the Boston Herald as a copy girl and worked her way up to business reporter and then, the Inside Track.
    As a business reporter, Raposa covered the retail, advertising and tourism industries and wrote a weekly advertising column. An avid chef, Laura once had her own cable cooking show.
    Raposa, who hails from Providence, R.I., is a graduate of the journalism program at Boston University's College of Communication. In fact, during her senior year at BU, she worked the early morning shift on the Herald city desk then took classes in the late afternoon and evening.
    Laura lives with her husband, Steven Syre, a Boston Globe business columnist, on the South Shore.

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