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April 9, 2021 By SOMERVILLE WIRE STAFF

AUDIO: WEEKLY WIRE – EPISODE 2 – APRIL 9, 2021

"Somerville Police are on hand" by -nanio- is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0

In the wake of the Black Lives Matter movement, Somerville is working to reimagine public safety in the city Welcome to the second episode of the Weekly Wire—the Somerville News Garden’s new audio roundup of highlights from this week’s articles in the Somerville Wire news service. Our focus for April 9, 2021 is on efforts […]

Filed Under: Podcasts, Somerville News Garden, Somerville Wire, Weekly Wire Tagged With: audio, Black Lives Matter, civilian oversight, justice, Massachusetts, news, police, Somerville

April 2, 2021 By SOMERVILLE WIRE STAFF

AUDIO: WEEKLY WIRE – EPISODE 1 – APRIL 2, 2021

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Listen to the new podcast from the Somerville Wire

Filed Under: Podcast, Somerville News Garden, Somerville Wire, Weekly Wire Tagged With: audio, Black Lives Matter, justice, labor, Massachusetts, news, police, Somerville, Somerville Worker Center, tear gas

November 7, 2018 By JASON PRAMAS

PIZZA BARONS LAY OFF 1,100: PAPA GINO’S & D’ANGELO WORKERS NEED TO ORGANIZE FOR JUSTICE

Image by Don Kuss

  Mainstream press coverage of mass layoffs like Sunday’s shutdown of almost 100 Papa Gino’s and D’Angelo fast food restaurants generally looks upon such tragic events through a glass, darkly. Because journalism in the service of the rich and powerful is a poor reflection of reality when it comes to all things labor. Which is […]

Filed Under: Apparent Horizon, Columns Tagged With: Apparent Horizon, Column, corporation, D'Angelo, Jason Pramas, jobs, justice, labor, layoff, malfeasance, minimum wage, Papa Gino's, PGHC, union, WARN Act

April 11, 2018 By JASON PRAMAS

TOWNIE EXTRA: YASER MURTAJA, PRESENTE!

The killers of the Palestinian journalist must be brought to justice   April 11, 2018 BY JASON PRAMAS @JASONPRAMAS   Typically, I mainly focus on Bay State issues in this column. But I’ll make an exception this time and stand with my colleagues at the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and their affiliate the Palestinian […]

Filed Under: Columns, Townie Tagged With: Column, demonstration, Gaza, IDF, Israel Defense Forces, Jason Pramas, journalist, justice, killing, news, Obituary, Palestine, photojournalist, protest, rally, right of return, shooting, TOWNIE, Yaser Murtaja

October 24, 2017 By JASON PRAMAS

THE VERTEX SHELL GAME

Vertex Headquarters. Photo ©2015 Derek Kouyoumjian Pharma’s Donation to Boston, Other Cities Converts Public Funds to PR Gold October 24, 2017 BY JASON PRAMAS @JASONPRAMAS   Vertex Pharmaceuticals made a big PR splash last week with an announcement of a significant donation to Boston and other cities where it does business. The Boston-based company, best […]

Filed Under: Apparent Horizon, Columns Tagged With: biotech, Boston, corporations, democracy, economy, education, healthcare, history, justice, Massachusetts, national, pharma, politics, taxation, Vertex

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