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Massachusetts Public Health Department reports four more deaths from COVID-19, bringing the total number in the state to nine
BOSTON (March 23, 2020) – Two females, both in their 70s and from Essex and Worcester counties, and two men…
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Community
Massachusetts COVID-19 cases up to 777, 400 dead nationwide
The total number of COVID-19 cases in Massachusetts increased by 131 since yesterday. The Massachusetts Department of Health statistics show…
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Causes
Diman donating personal protective equipment to those in need
Another example of Fall River area residents coming together in the face of difficult circumstances. In a post to social…
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Community
Middleborough announces first case of COVID-19
MIDDLEBOROUGH — Town Manager Robert Nunes and Health Officer Robert Buker today confirmed that the Town of Middleborough has been…
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Economy
Mayor Coogan states non-public safety city employees to abide by Essential Services Advisory
Most workers for the City of Fall River won’t be working at Government Center for two weeks. The City of…
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Economy
Baker issues order for non-essential businesses to close physical locations
BOSTON – Today, Governor Charlie Baker issued an emergency order requiring all businesses and organizations that do not provide “COVID-19…
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Community
Bed Bath and Beyond announces temporary closure due to coronavirus
Bed Bath and Beyond announced Sunday afternoon it plans to temporarily close due to COVID-19. Starting Monday, March 23, all…
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Community
Seekonk announces first case of COVID-19
The Seekonk Emergency Management Task Force was informed by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH) of a single positive…
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Community
Swansea announces first case of COVID-19
SWANSEA — Acting Town Administrator James Purcell confirmed today that the Town of Swansea has been notified by Massachusetts Department…
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Community
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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