When it comes to our government, celebrities are no more knowledgeable than anyone else. They have no special training, no special experience and no special insights. So why listen to them lecture the rest of us about what is best for our government?
Worcester Sun, Feb. 7: Rosenberg on the hot seat, Hitch on a worthy crusade, owning your place in the business world + more
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Worcester Weekly: Silkroad Ensemble, Lancers vs. Greyhounds + more, Feb. 3-10
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Here are some of the best things to do, places to go — and reasons why — over the next few days.
Casino magnate Wynn faces Bay State scrutiny amid sex assault allegations
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The state Gaming Commission launched an investigation following a Jan. 26 Wall Street Journal report on what the newspaper called “a decades-long pattern of sexual misconduct” by Steve Wynn — whose firm is building a $2.4 billion Everett gaming resort — including instances of pressuring employees to perform sex acts.
Sun Spots with Hitch [Vol. 237]: Head games with Gronk and the Patriots
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Amazing to think that Pats fans in their mid-20s — first- and second-graders when Bill Belichick and Tom Brady birthed a sporting dynasty — scarcely remember a fandom without dominance.
Worcester Weekly: Worcester’s Best Chef, Love Week + more, Jan. 27-Feb. 3
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Here are some of the best things to do, places to go — and reasons why — over the next few days.
Worcester Weekly: ‘Flora in Winter,’ Holy Cross hockey hotshots + more, Jan. 20-27
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Here are some of the best things to do, places to go — and reasons why — over the next few days.
Inbox [Jan. 20-27]: News and notes from WCAC, St. Peter-Marian, Primetals, Worcester Roots Project + more
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Sun Spots with Hitch [Vol. 233]: Dealing with critics, the Patriot Way
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Sustained superiority inevitably gets old for those of us not on the bandwagon.
Markey, Senate Dems move to set new net neutrality vote
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The Massachusetts legislator announced that all 49 Senate Democrats have pledged to support his resolution of disapproval and said he will file his resolution once the FCC’s new rule is officially posted in the federal register, then force a vote on reversing the rule within 60 legislative days.
The ballad of Duke Levine
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His guitar, talent and drive have taken Worcester-born Duke Levine on a long, successful career, from his start at city haunts such as Ralph’s Diner to tours and records with the likes of Mary Chapin Carpenter, Peter Wolf and the Del Fuegos.