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Peanut Butter recall issued after Salmonella outbreak leads to hospitalizations
(Massachusetts) – According to the CDC, a Salmonella outbreak, believed to be caused by peanut butter, has sickened people in…
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Bristol Community College celebrates in-person the class of 2022, prestigious award recipients
Bristol Community College celebrated its 55th Commencement Ceremony on Saturday under the college’s solar canopies at the Bristol Fall River…
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DCYF reveals death of 9-month-old baby due to maltreatment
The Department of Children, Youth and Families is disclosing the fatality of a 9-month-old child. According to DCYF, the child…
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Fall River’s Yorgan DeCastro beats former UFC heavyweight champion Junior dos Santos due to injury
Fall River’s Yorgan DeCastro beat an MMA legend Friday due to an injury. The underdog DeCastro faced off Friday night…
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Three injured after car crashes through Wrentham Outlet store
Three occupants were injured after a car crashed into a storefront on Friday. According to Police Chief Bill McGrath, just…
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Southcoast Health awards local EMS and fire departments with 2021-22 Hero for Health Award
Southcoast Health announced that 36 municipal departments providing emergency medical services across southeastern Massachusetts, Cape Cod, and Rhode Island are…
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Baker-Polito administration announces spray decks will be open across the state to beat weekend heat
The Baker-Polito administration has announced that the following DCR spray decks will open early to help children and families stay…
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Baker-Polito Administration announce COVID-19 boosters available for younger children
BOSTON– Following updated guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Baker-Polito Administration announced today that all Massachusetts…
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New second round of $500 payments to be issued to other MA low-income workers according to Baker-Polito Administration
BOSTON – The Baker-Polito Administration today announced its plan for a second round of $500 payments to low-income workers under…
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Massachusetts approved to continue P-EBT food benefits for certain children
BOSTON – The Baker-Polito Administration announced Tuesday that Massachusetts has received federal approval to continue Pandemic EBT (P-EBT) benefits for…
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