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Worcester Telegram: Worcester, Lowell socked with costs, fees from lawsuits on panhandling limits
Worcester Telegram: Worcester won't appeal to reinstate panhandling ordinance
GoLocalWorcester: Federal Judge Strikes Down 2 Worcester Anti-Panhandling Ordinances
South Coast Today: State ACLU steps in on side of panhandlers in New Bedford
AP: Judge strikes down Worcester's anti-panhandling ordinance
Worcester Telegram: Judge strikes down Worcester panhandling restrictions
Boston Herald: Homeless advocates hope Supreme Court reviews panhandler law
Boston Globe: Worcester’s buffer zone should not apply to beggars
The Atlantic: A Battle Over Free Speech on Public Streets May Head to the Supreme Court
New York Times: Begging Law Tests Ruling on Buffer Zones
Worcester Telegram: City ordinances mean-spirited
Worcester Telegram: ACLU sues Worcester to block panhandling ordinances

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