Top Stories: Natale Consenza Settlement, ICE Arrest Sparks Protests, Clark University Layoffs – The Rundown with Tom Marino and Mark Henderson
The Rundown covers the Natale Consenza settlement, ICE arrest of a Milford student, protests, and Clark University layoffs with guests Tom Marino and Mark Henderson.
By Hank Stolz | Radio Worcester
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WORCESTER, Mass.-Tom Marino, This Week in Worcester and Mark Henderson, the016.com, join Ben and Hank to rundown the top stories of the week. Including a story on the Natale Consenza settlement with the city. The Rundown also looks at the latest news from the Marcelo Gomes-daSilva case. The Milford H.S. student was arrested by ICE agents on Saturday sparking protests. The announcement of layoffs among Clark University faculty is also discussed.
This article was sourced from a transcript of a recent interview conducted by Hank Stolz on the Radio Worcester program Talk of the Commonwealth.
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