Last week’s most popular, Nov. 19-25
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Here are the most popular Worcester Sun articles Nov. 19-25.
Worcester Sun, Nov. 29: Baker and Polito to run in 2018, Hitch on Crusader moniker, What if … Worcester, top stories + more
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Enjoy your Wednesday, Nov. 29, Worcester Sun.
The incredible story of Augustine Kanjia continues … Tragedy Falls on Our Doorstep
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“My grandmother was afraid, because the police would come to investigate why a woman died in front of our house. I was busy playing soccer that day, but seeing everyone running toward our house, I knew I should be there. It was an unpleasant scene. My uncles had to lift the woman up and my grandmother cleaned the place. And I stood there crying aloud.”
Worcester Sun, Nov. 19-25: Mariano on the Gaffney legacy, thoughts on State Police scandal, wildfires, Sprinkler Factory exhibit + more
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The incredible journey of Augustine Kanjia continues … Lessons Abound as School and Home Collide
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“I was getting thinner every day. I was also very resilient. Back with my grandmother and uncles in Motema, our only source of income was the illicitly brewed local moonshine, ‘omole,’ which was a hot commodity, sought either by those who drank it or the police who thought it was a drug and should not be consumed.”
Worcester Sun, Oct. 22-28: Mariano on the Amazon effect, Sinacola on swerving, Railers, Puerto Rico, black mambas + more
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We hope you enjoy your latest edition of the Worcester Sun.
The incredible journey of Augustine Kanjia continues … My School of Hard Knocks
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“That morning I left with the intention that I would stay in school all day. I was wrong. I did not have the school uniform, neither did I have the admission. I returned to Motema in tears. A lot worked on my mind. It was all geared toward my return to school. It was hard for me. My grandmother was waiting for good news.”
Worcester Sun, Sept. 24-30: Mariano on Trump and other political clowns, pot commissioner Flanagan talks with the Sun, POW! WOW! + more
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What if … the American flag was sold to the highest bidders? Hitch on McGovern and Bernie. Plus all your favorites in your Sept. 24-30 Worcester Sun.
The incredible journey of Augustine Kanjia continues … Will My School Dreams Become a Nightmare?
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“I decided to walk to freedom one day, just five days after my interview at the Wesley Secondary School. I went to the military barracks junction looking for any military personnel going to Freetown — Bo, where my mother lived and my potential new school was located, was on the way. A truck was going by at 11 a.m.”
Worcester Sun, Sept. 10-16: Mariano on South Worcester’s savior, The Muse, election coverage, a new ‘Pathway’ for change + more
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Sinacola on DACA. Mr. Maker goes to Washington, Inbox, Worcester Weekly. It’s all in your Sept. 10-16 Worcester Sun.