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Massachusetts sees increase in COVID-19 hospitalizations, 27 more reported deaths
Massachusetts saw an increase in hospitalizations in Wednesday’s COVID-19 report. Massachusetts has seen 142 more positive cases announced in the…
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Fall River sees double digit COVID-19 case report for second straight day
Fall River saw additional cases of COVID-19 Wednesday. The City saw 14 cases in today’s report, according to the Mayor’s…
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Walmart, Sam’s Club to start requiring shoppers to wear face coverings
Dacona Smith, Chief Operating Officer, Walmart U.S., and Lance de la Rosa, Chief Operating Officer, Sam’s Club have issued a…
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Boater in Dartmouth found unresponsive Tuesday
A boater who had gone missing has been located. According to the United States Coast Guard Northeast, crews from STA…
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Fall River’s COVID-19 roller coaster doesn’t stop on Tuesday as double digit cases reported
Fall River saw additional cases of COVID-19 Tuesday. The City saw 13 cases in today’s report, according to the Mayor’s…
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COVID-19 hospitalizations in Massachusetts continue to decline Tuesday, deaths declining recently
Massachusetts saw a decrease in hospitalizations in Tuesday’s COVID-19 report. Massachusetts has seen 203 more positive cases announced in the…
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Massachusetts Police Association releases statement on police reform bill
The Massachusetts Police Association has expressed their concern over a bill that passed Tuesday. Executive Director of The Massachusetts Police…
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Massachusetts Senate approves police reform after overnight session
By Matt Murphy State House News Service JULY 13, 2020…..The Senate overcame a difficult rollout and several false starts to…
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Temporary ban on reusable bags in Massachusetts rescinded
A temporary ban on reusable bags in Massachusetts has now been lifted. According to an order put in place in…
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Long awaited basketball rims being reinstalled in Fall River
Since Massachusetts entered phase 3 of the COVID-19 reopening, some residents have been complaining they couldn’t play basketball. That is…
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