Last week’s most popular, Nov. 26-Dec. 2
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Here are the most popular Worcester Sun articles Nov. 26-Dec. 2.
Thirteen stripes, 13 sponsors — selling out the American flag
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“A Worcester company has become the 13th and final firm whose name will appear on the New Flag of the United States of America. For $2 trillion, D&A Cybernetics purchased the rights to place its moniker and logo within the red bottom stripe of the flag.”
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.
What if … Worcester: Destructive climate erupts at Clark meat-eater protest
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As temperatures across the country topped 105 degrees for the 13th straight day, protesters nationwide have embarked on campaigns to eradicate monuments and memorials to anyone who had contributed to the current climate change by consuming meat.
Worcester Sun, Nov. 1: Mount Carmel advocates not done yet, state leaders tackle harassment claims, Healey v. Trump + more
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Be sure to check back for more announcements, including the date of our inaugural print edition. But for now, might as well soak in your Wednesday, Nov. 1, Worcester Sun.
Nothing but net profit — St. John’s hoop star scores big-league video game endorsement
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Donnie Dwyer is the latest student to be picked up by Rideout Entertainment, whose flagship series, “Class of…,” allows subscribers to play as high school basketball teams hyper-local to their markets and divisions.
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.
State Rep. Kate Campanale talks Trump, Dixon, guns and making things happen
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“I’m Kate Campanale, and I’m a Republican, and this is what I’ve done, and this is how I’ve represented my district. It’s made it difficult for people to see beyond the ‘R’ when all they’re getting is the national news. And that can be a little troubling for some Republicans, especially in Mass.”
Thirteen stripes, 13 sponsors — selling out the American flag
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“A Worcester company has become the 13th and final firm whose name will appear on the New Flag of the United States of America. For $2 trillion, D&A Cybernetics purchased the rights to place its moniker and logo within the red bottom stripe of the flag.”
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.