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Massachusetts Residents Vie to Become Voice of Logan

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Massachusetts Residents Vie to Become Voice of Logan

A new contest is giving Massachusetts residents the chance to become the official voice of Boston Logan International Airport, according to NPR. The competition, which seeks a new announcer for the airport, has attracted thousands of entries, making the selection process highly competitive.

The contest was reported by NPR on September 30, 2026. With thousands of submissions, the competition is described as "wicked steep," a phrase that reflects the intense level of interest from residents across the state.

Boston Logan International Airport is a major transportation hub in the region, and the role of its voice carries significant local relevance. The new voice will be heard by travelers passing through the airport, making it a prominent position for the selected individual.

Details regarding the contest's timeline, judging criteria, and the exact responsibilities of the role have not been disclosed in the initial report. NPR does not offer or accept money for coverage or interviews, and anyone making such an offer does not represent the organization.

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