Everett Closes Parks, Playgrounds As Coronavirus Cases Rise
Everett is closing parks and playgrounds in the city to slow the spread of coronavirus after cases started to rise there again.
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Everett is closing parks and playgrounds in the city to slow the spread of coronavirus after cases started to rise there again.
Schools in Lynnfield will begin the academic year with remote learning after the town had its largest coronavirus outbreak since late April.
A federal report released Wednesday suggests that the number of school kids who vape fell by 1.8 million in a year, from 5.4 million to 3.6 million, officials said.
Boston College has paused all team activities for its swimming and diving program after team members tested positive for coronavirus.
Researchers at the Kennedy library have found a cache of letters from Americans objecting to JFK's embrace of cocktails at White House events.
Tatoosh, a giant Pacific octopus, is set to become the newest member of the New England Aquarium on Thursday.
An elementary school teacher in Milford is facing a child pornography charge. Vincent Kiejzo, 33, of Milford, was arrested Wednesday.
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A 16-year-old boy was seriously hurt after being hit by a car in Topsfield Wednesday evening.
Thirteen communities in Massachusetts are now considered high risk for coronavirus infections.
Due to an increase in Covid-19 cases, Dedham has announced it is indefinitely postponing the start date for students to return to classrooms.
The Milton/Quincy-based Mel O Drama theater group had just cast their Beauty and the Beast production when coronavirus forced everyone apart. But the show must go on.
Simon and Brookfield intend to acquire "substantially all of JCPenney's retail and operating assets" for $1.75 billion.
Supporters of eight Massachusetts families whose loved ones have died at the hands of police demonstrated in front of the Statehouse on Wednesday to press the governor to reopen past cases of what they call police brutality.
Jerry Proper, 69, went on a motorcycle ride with his grandson, Cody Pillsbury, 22, Monday afternoon.
