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> Wenig was not criminally charged, has denied any knowledge of the harassment campaign, and his lawyers have asked that the Steiners’ claims against him be dis

> Wenig was not criminally charged, has denied any knowledge of the harassment campaign, and his lawyers have asked that the Steiners’ claims against him be dismissed. Call me crazy, but I feel like the guy who started the whole thing ("take her down") should face some punishment. > charged for harassing the Boston duo This is a nitpick, but they live(d?) in Natick. I live in a suburb of Boston and Natick is way farther out than where I sit typing this. Then again I swear I've seen places in Maine calling themselves the Boston whatever company, so what do I know.

graton 4y ago
Natick appears to be part of the Greater Boston area: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greater_Boston https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greater_Boston
throwaway0a5e 4y ago
>I live in a suburb of Boston and Natick is way farther out than where I sit typing this. Natick is pretty undeniably a suburb of Boston unless you want to engage in "anything outside I95 is irreverent boondocks" type snobbery which people of the immediate "Boston, the adjacent cities and their wealthiest suburbs" are somewhat known for. >Then again I swear I've seen places in Maine calling themselves the Boston whatever company, so what do I know. Calling Portland, Nashua, Kittery or whatever "a Boston suburb" is a statement about people, not geography.
- VyseofArcadia 4y ago
  > Natick is pretty undeniably a suburb of Boston That's my point. It's a suburb of Boston. It's not Boston. Call them a Natick duo. Credit where credit it due. > unless you want to engage in "anything outside I95 is irreverent boondocks" type snobbery Just the opposite. I don't like how all the towns outside the city get lumped in with the city. Non-local news makes it sound like the entire eastern half of the state is Boston, but there's more to it than that.
- technothrasher 4y ago
  > "anything outside I95 is irreverent boondocks" type snobbery Don't worry, those folks just pass the snobbery down towards those of us who live outside I495.

graton 4y ago

Natick appears to be part of the Greater Boston area: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greater_Boston https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greater_Boston

throwaway0a5e 4y ago

>I live in a suburb of Boston and Natick is way farther out than where I sit typing this. Natick is pretty undeniably a suburb of Boston unless you want to engage in "anything outside I95 is irreverent boondocks" type snobbery which people of the immediate "Boston, the adjacent cities and their wealthiest suburbs" are somewhat known for. >Then again I swear I've seen places in Maine calling themselves the Boston whatever company, so what do I know. Calling Portland, Nashua, Kittery or whatever "a Boston suburb" is a statement about people, not geography.

VyseofArcadia 4y ago
> Natick is pretty undeniably a suburb of Boston That's my point. It's a suburb of Boston. It's not Boston. Call them a Natick duo. Credit where credit it due. > unless you want to engage in "anything outside I95 is irreverent boondocks" type snobbery Just the opposite. I don't like how all the towns outside the city get lumped in with the city. Non-local news makes it sound like the entire eastern half of the state is Boston, but there's more to it than that.
technothrasher 4y ago
> "anything outside I95 is irreverent boondocks" type snobbery Don't worry, those folks just pass the snobbery down towards those of us who live outside I495.