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Massachusetts passes 15,000 COVID-19 confirmed/probable deaths, 1,276 more positive cases
Massachusetts saw a decrease in cases, active cases, and hospitalizations in Monday’s COVID-19 report. Massachusetts saw 1,276 more positive cases…
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Citibank to refund nearly $900,000 to Massachusetts current, former credit card holders, $4.2 million overall
BOSTON – Citibank will refund $895,000 to approximately 5,474 Citibank credit card holders in Massachusetts to resolve allegations that it…
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$44,000 in fines issued by Fall River Police during storm for violators of parking ban
The storm that started Sunday morning brought a good deal of parking tickets due to vehicle owners not following an…
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Firefighters save dog, other pets perish, as flames destroy Lakeville home
According to LFD, Lakeville Firefighters were dispatched to 91 Kingman St for the reported house fire at 11:58 a.m. Sunday.…
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After Sunday storm, more snow headed to New England this week
While southern New England will see dry and quiet weather today, that is expected to change for several days this…
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Massachusetts COVID-19 positive test rate drops below 3% for first time since early November
Massachusetts saw a decrease in cases, hospitalizations and positive test rate in Sunday’s COVID-19 report. Massachusetts saw 3,004 more positive…
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MassDOT issues travel advisory due to storm
BOSTON – The Massachusetts Department of Transportation is advising the public to use caution if traveling today as the National…
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Massachusetts COVID-19 cases increase again, positive test rate, hospitalizations, active cases, continue decline
Massachusetts saw a decrease in active cases, hospitalizations and positive test rate in Saturday’s COVID-19 report. Massachusetts saw 3,378 more…
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UPDATE: Two injured in serious multi-vehicle Brockton crash
Three people escaped serious injury from a three-car crash Friday night. At 8:02 p.m., Brockton Fire was alerted to a…
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Officials urge public to avoid Super Bowl celebrations, offer other guidance
DARTMOUTH — Director of Public Health Christopher Michaud and the Dartmouth COVID-19 Response Team are urging the community to heed…
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