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Massachusetts up to 5 deaths concerning COVID-19 coronavirus
BOSTON (March 22, 2020) – Three men – two in their 70s from Hampden and Berkshire counties and a third…
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Somerset confirms case of COVID-19
SOMERSET — Town Administrator Richard M. Brown, in conjunction with Police Chief George McNeil and Fire Chief Jamison Barros, confirmed…
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Massachusetts COVID-19 cases jump to 646 as testing continues to increase
The total number of COVID-19 cases in Massachusetts increased by 121 since yesterday. The Massachusetts Department of Health statistics show…
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City of Fall River issues closure of personal care businesses
Fall River, MA – A joint order by the Mayor of the City of Fall River and the Director of…
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Bezos: Amazon changing way they do business due to COVID-19 concerns including selling practices, wage raise, hiring
According to a memo posted on Amazon’s blog website, the company is changing the way they do business, including hiring…
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Four young children removed from Massachusetts home containing meth lab
FOXBOROUGH — Early this morning, a search warrant was served on single family home in Foxborough in the area of…
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Emergency child care list announced, several southern New England locations listed
The Department of Early Education and Care has announced guidelines and a list of locations concerning the Exempt Emergency Child…
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Due to COVID-19, Bishop announces online masses, recitation of the Rosary
FALL RIVER — Extending an invitation to all who able to pray with him, Bishop Edgar M. da Cunha, S.V.D.,…
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Massachusetts Public Health Department reports state’s second death from COVID-19
BOSTON (March 21, 2020) – A woman in her 50s from Middlesex County is the second person in Massachusetts to…
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Bristol County Sheriff’s Office addresses rumors concerning inmates and COVID-19
Rumors have been swirling concerning COVID-19 and inmates at the Bristol County House of Corrections. Fall River Reporter had been…
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