What made The Short List this week?
- A fire in Warwick, Mass., last weekend killed a mother and four of her children. We discuss the complications of rural firefighting and the irony that it often takes a tragedy to get attention on fire safety.
- A couple state lawmakers introduced legislation to restrict the release of information collected at the toll gantries on the Massachusetts Turnpike. Is this based on valid privacy concerns, paranoia or politics?
- A new study found that high schools pushing their start times back an hour benefit from better attendance and graduation rates. But there are obstacles.
GUESTS:
- Matt Szafranski, Western Mass Politics & Insight
- Chris Collins, Greenfield Recorder
