Skiers And Snowboarders Will Have To Mask Up, Social Distance To Hit The Slopes During COVID
Skiing and snowboarding will look different this winter as resorts institute their own COVID precautions.
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Skiing and snowboarding will look different this winter as resorts institute their own COVID precautions.
Retail items for personal use up to $2,500 are exempt from the state's 6.25% sales tax.
City officials said they believe that those who tested positive were people who attended the parties or had close contact with someone who did.
Officials said it's not likely the worker had any contact with passengers.
Both candidates spent much of their time criticizing President Donald Trump for his handling of the pandemic and the social unrest around the country.
The agency said there are at least five confirmed cases of the virus involving people affiliated with Calvary Baptist Church in Sanford.
The total number of confirmed cases in the state is now 118,309 while the total number of deaths is 8,803.
A witness said he was not wearing a helmet.
Vermont Health Commissioner Mark Levine said Friday the rate of flu in the state needs to be as low as possible to avoid a situation he called a "twindemic."
Plans are underway to build a machine gun range at a Cape Cod base used for training by the Massachusetts Army National Guard.
The town of Brookline is asking anyone medically exempt from wearing a face mask to wear a face shield.
A state health inspector's report indicates the staff at the Big Moose Inn wore masks and signs told guests to wear them too, but most guests did not.
Maura Healey said the Trump administration rule will drastically curtail environmental reviews for projects undertaken, permitted, or funded by nearly every federal agency.
While a shell of its former self, the remnants of what was once Hurricane Laura will add some extra tropical moisture to the atmosphere.
The family of Sgt. Elder Fernandes is demanding justice and an investigation into a string of deaths at Fort Hood.
