Wednesday's Child: 15-Year-Old Syriana
Syriana is a caring 15-year-old girl who describes herself as pretty, awesome, and a talented artist.
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Syriana is a caring 15-year-old girl who describes herself as pretty, awesome, and a talented artist.
The hope is the extra hands will free up doctors and nurses for patients who need them most.
As of Tuesday, the seven-day weighted average of positive tests in Massachusetts is up to 11.08%.
A massive ice sculpture of a leatherback sea turtle is on display in front of the New England Aquarium.
Hundreds of National Guard members are undergoing training to help the Commonwealth's stressed healthcare system.
Preparations are underway for New Years' Eve celebrations in Boston and as far as gatherings go, feelings are mixed.
Combined, the newly announced sites will be able to offer an additional 3,000 COVID vaccines and boosters per day.
All 75,000 students and 18,000 employees at the University of Massachusetts will be required to get a COVID vaccine booster in early 2022.
Three teens are facing charges after a group allegedly harassed and attacked a 66-year-old man at the MBTA Downtown Crossing station.
Boston Police are looking for the man who pepper sprayed a store owner over a mask policy.
Visitors to the iconic Newport Mansions in Rhode Island will soon need to be vaccinated - and boosted if eligible - to tour the Gilded Age landmarks.
Investigators said the "officer acted in accordance with existing laws and department protocols."
A car crashed into a COVID-19 testing tent outside a Medford Urgent Care center on Tuesday morning.
The CDC is basing this on data that indicates you're most likely to transmit the virus a day or two before you feel any symptoms and two to three days after.
Boston Police are looking for the driver of an SUV who crashed into a nail salon in Dorchester and then took off.