To the editor: On Sinacola’s ‘uninformed’ bump-stock views
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“Chris Sinacola’s [commentary] regarding the recent Massachusetts legislation prohibiting the sale and possession of bump-stocks substitutes uninformed passion for rational analysis.”
Sina-cism: For Pope Francis, something is lost in translation
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“Those who draw strength from the Catholic Church do so in part because of the unchanging if difficult theological challenges they encounter. Asking God not to lead us into temptation is an example.”
Worcester Sun, Feb. 17-24: Mariano on Jay-Z vs. Trump, The Big Picture pinpoints a crucial economic driver, Hitch on pot, Meet the Sun + more
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Sina-cism: Undermining your rights in the name of gun safety
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“The Massachusetts bump stock ban is a case of government overreach that is unlikely to do anything to reduce gun violence. Most mass shootings come with warning signs that should have been recognized beforehand. But prevention is difficult and rarely makes the headlines. Tragedies do, and lawmakers are willing to do anything to show they are responding.”
Worcester Sun, Feb. 10-17: Mariano with 3 incredibly real stories of love and devotion, how Worcester became an opioid outlier, Blue Shades, remembering Ed Hyder + much more
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Sina-cism: When MLK preached in Worcester
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“King’s words that night serve both as a capsule history of the civil rights movement in the United States, and a fair assessment of the progress made and the distance yet to go.”
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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Sina-cism: At a minimum, think about the economics of wages
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“Would you like an increase in pay? Sure you would. Even minimum-wage workers in Massachusetts earning the state’s $11 per hour rate would likely answer the same way. More money, after all, can’t be bad. Except when it is.”
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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Worcester Sun, Jan. 20-27: Mariano’s diagnosis for Medicaid, old story for Worcester three-deckers, Law & Order, thoughts on council terms + more
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