I don't think that means what you think it does.

If you're not from New England, buy some Fluff and peanut butter and make a sandwich. Then buy ten or so more jars of Fluff and share them with folks back home.

A lot of those barriers were painted by school children, kids from PAL and the Boys/Girls club, with an artist from Positive Street Art helping them. They might not have been super-pretty, but the kids were stoked. I worked on the stars and stripes on Factory Street for the benefit of Daleanis House with Involved 2 Impact.

I'm pretty sure the whiners don't actually go to Main St and are just upset that West Pearl is temporarily one lane when they pass through on their way to Walmart or the mall.

It does and I bet a commuter rail station would have looked great too. Thanks a lot, Wheeler.

Sally, he popped shortly after this photo was taken.

Great painting, but where are the Cheetos bags and cigarette butts?

Apparently I haven't mentioned that enough, since a bunch of people with no real experience dealing with these issues on a professional level keep armchair quarterbacking the issue.

Incarceration is very expensive. I guess we could all lobby to raise taxes and fund the extra prisons or we could pay significantly less to create a better system which reduces problem behavior and, conversely, recidivism.

Antisocial behavior is a necessity in the current prison system. Violence is the only means of survival on a daily basis for inmates. After a good amount of time that behavior becomes normalized to people and I believe we all know that old habits die hard.

Stock answer: It's pretty well proven by data that people like him are made, not born. It doesn't excuse his crimes, but it's a pretty obvious thing that his behavior shows he doesn't know any other way to be. I mean you could know more than I do about criminal reform. I only have 12 years spent as a case manager and support worker for homeless people, addicts, and Job Corps enrollees.

College courses are mostly available in federal prisons and even then are correspondence courses paid for out of pocket by prisoners and/or their outside contacts.

I previously posted this reply: It's pretty well proven by data that people like him are made, not born. It doesn't excuse his crimes, but it's a pretty obvious thing that his behavior shows he doesn't know any other way to be. I mean you could know more than I do about criminal reform. I only have 12 years spent as a case manager and support worker for homeless people, addicts, and Job Corps enrollees.

It's pretty well proven by data that people like him are made, not born. It doesn't excuse his crimes, but it's a pretty obvious thing that his behavior shows he doesn't know any other way to be. I mean you could know more than I do about criminal reform. I only have 12 years spent as a case manager and support worker for homeless people, addicts, and Job Corps enrollees.

Maybe we should have our justice system focus on actually rehabilitating inmates instead of treating them like animals and expecting them to behave like people upon release.

Another sham essay masquerading as news
First clue: People"accused" of misusing public funds have their lawyers release statements. Second clue: This "story" doesn't show up anywhere else in a cursory search.

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