Worcester Sucks and I Love It
Bill Shaner, Aislinn Doyle, Shaun ConnollyWriting about cities through the lens of Worcester, Massachusetts, the particularly dumb little city I live in.
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Worcester sucks and I love it. contact: [email protected]
WPS parent until 2038. Passionate about local public education. Pronounced ash-lyn. or ash-leen if you’re my mom.
I am a comedian, writer, and self-proclaimed King of Worcester.
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