Frank Virzi’s crossword [Feb. 3-10]: Five B.C.
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17 Across: Pie pick at Mrs. Mack’s Bakery …
Worcester Sun, Feb. 3-10: Mariano on Baker’s mistakes, Worcester housing crunch in focus, a more definitive list of city ‘power players,’ Hitch on SOTU + much more
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Craft beer is becoming the wine of New England by redefining ‘terroir’
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Winemakers call the ecological factors that define their product terroir. By redefining that idea to include history and social ties, New England craft brewers have grown an industry with local roots.
Coding political change: Holy Cross student’s app eases civic engagement
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Anthony Saltarelli, then a junior computer science major at the College of the Holy Cross, was one of many Americans who found themselves in a state of shock in the immediate aftermath of the 2016 presidential election. Unlike a lot of them, however, Saltarelli found a way to not only take action, but to empower others to do the same.
Worcester Sun, Jan. 31: Wynn, Chandler, Gronkowski, Lelling, black-market marijuana + more
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Mariano: President Trump is right
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I do not think that every Trump policy is wrong. Sometimes it is hard to see past his deplorable personal behavior to see the value in a Trump policy. But, even though there are only a few, there are some instances where I think President Trump is right.
Frank Virzi’s crossword [Jan. 27-Feb. 3]: You Heard It Here First
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16 Across: Cuts at Newton Square Pizza, essentially …
Worcester Sun, Jan. 27-Feb. 3: Mariano on Trump’s right moves, talking education with Jennifer Davis Carey, Worcester’s real housing conundrum + much more
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Cannabiz: Potential billion-dollar industry had its pot stirred in Worcester
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Massachusetts’ effort to legalize marijuana had an aspect of its origins in Worcester, where James Smith, a former state legislator turned consultant, met up with Matthew Huron, a Coloradan and CEO of Good Chemistry with local roots who had come to Massachusetts to assist with the legalization effort.
Worcester Sun, Jan. 24: Chandler on Rosenberg probe, Cannabiz, Hitch on Worcester rubbish + more
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