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Carbone: Washington Redskins’ Name Insults Every Native American

Saturday, November 16, 2013

Gerald Carbone, GoLocalWorcester MINDSETTER™

The Oneida Indian Nation finds the name “Washington Redskins” offensive, and wants the team to change its moniker. Daniel Snyder, the man who owns the team, says, "We'll never change the name. It's that simple. NEVER -- you can use caps." An Associated Press poll taken in April found that most Americans, 79 percent, agree with Snyder. I appeal to those 79 percent to reconsider. The logo of the Washington Redskins is a cynosure of the silencing of an American Holocaust; it erases from history one of America’s gravest wrongs. It not only insults Indians, it also sells all Americans short by erasing from history some of this land’s greatest contributions to civilization.

Landscape Now: Winter Prep for Your Lawn, Water Features and Ponds

Saturday, November 16, 2013

Frank Crandall, GoLocalWorcester Landscaping Expert

Incredibly, the winter season is close at hand...freezing temperatures, snow, ice and frozen ground. Now is the time to take steps to prepare your lawn, water features and fish ponds before winter arrives. These simple actions will help your landscape survive the winter conditions and be in good shape when spring arrives. Our winters can be unpredictable, but with these precautionary steps your lawn, ponds and water features will survive!

Your Brows – Frame or Foe?

Saturday, November 16, 2013

Donna Macdonald, GoLocalWorcester Beauty Expert

Are your brows bewitching frames for your eyes or do they just reveal what decade you're living in? Jean Harlow’s pencil thin brows shout 1930’s, and Brooke Shield’s bushy jungle screams the 1980’s. Brows always trend back to a more natural look over time and here in the 21^st century, we like full brows but only if they are groomed and tamed. Case in point: Beautiful Kate Upton has full brows slightly duskier than her blond locks, but what keeps them new and fresh and so now, is that they are trimmed and neat. The deeper color gives her face more definition too, an oft-forgotten task of brows. So how do you get a seductive brow look? Check out our tips:

Fit For Life: Discipline Makes The Difference

Saturday, November 16, 2013

Matt Espeut, GoLocalWorcester Health + Lifestyle Contributor

When it's cold and rainy out – IT gets you to the gym. IT will also get you there on nice sunny days, too. When you are tired and unmotivated, IT helps you put on your sneakers. IT even helps you say ‘no’ to a second helping of food or a sugary snack, or a second drink. IT is, to me, the most important part of human nature, because it dictates who we are, and defines our character. Without IT we will never reach our fitness goals, and no one’s program will work for you. IT is - DISCIPLINE.

Clark University Adds Four New Members To Board Of Trustees

Saturday, November 16, 2013

GoLocalWorcester News Team

This week, Clark University added four new members to its Board of Trustees: Andrew T. Brandman, of New York City; Kevin D. Cherry, of Roxbury, Mass.; Daniel O. Hirsch, of Chevy Chase, Maryland; and Paul Saltzman, of Scarsdale, New York. All four received undergraduate degrees from Clark.

College Guide 2013: Best Sushi Spots in Central Mass.

Saturday, November 16, 2013

GoLocalProv College Guide Team

Sometimes you just have to get away from those loud and crowded campus dining halls. Why not take a night off and try a new Sushi restaurant? The tranquil atmosphere of a Japanese restaurant paired with Sushi, the ultimate brain food makes for a perfect night out. Try any of the following restaurants for a pleasantly unique Worcester Sushi experience.

Today: Wine, Brew, and Cheese Tasting for a Cause

Saturday, November 16, 2013

Susan Wagner, GoLocalWorcester Contributor

As the chill of the approaching winter sets in and the days darken, it is the perfect time to enjoy and stock up on wine beer and goodies for the upcoming holidays. Worcester Children’s Friend and The Wine Vine invite area residents to a free wine, brew and cheese tasting this Saturday, November 16 from 3-6PM.

The Highest Marijuana Prices in New England by State

Friday, November 15, 2013

Kate Nagle, GoLocal Contributor

As states across the country continue to address the issue of legalizing marijuana, real time data compiled by a crowdsourced website shows how much people are paying for it on the black market, broken down by states, cities, and towns.

Culture Vulture: The Nutcracker Ballet Returns To Hanover Theatre

Friday, November 15, 2013

Susan Wagner, GoLocalWorcester Contributor

Experience the beloved holiday tradition of The Nutcracker as it returns to the Hanover Theatre for the Performing Arts for the seventh consecutive year. Ballet Arts Worcester’s own version of this timeless classic is a treat for audiences of all ages.

Dean Starkman: March of the Undead Newspapers

Friday, November 15, 2013

Dean Starkman, GoLocalWorcester News Editor

At this point, the New England newspaper scene is starting to resemble one long George Romero movie.

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