'We Have Every Right': Middleboro Gun Shop Stays Open Despite Coronavirus Non-Essential Order
A Middleboro gun shop is staying open, despite a coronavirus order deeming them a non-essential business.
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A Middleboro gun shop is staying open, despite a coronavirus order deeming them a non-essential business.
Littleton has notified the state that Life Care Center of Nashoba Valley is not complying with COVID-19 protocols.
The news was a pleasant surprise for many, including nurses at Massachusetts General Hospital.
There was an increase of 1,228 positive coronavirus tests in Massachusetts reported on Thursday.
April showers will be the conversation for Thursday and Friday.
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh said Thursday that he is ready, if necessary, to use police and fines to enforce social distancing rules. He said that this will be a last resort, but that there are some still not following the guidelines.
Three more veterans have died and more have tested positive for coronavirus at the Holyoke Soldier's Home.
Mayor Marty Walsh said the city has formed a pair of new funds aimed at helping people struggling to pay rent, and businesses on the verge of closing due to coronavirus shutdowns.
Dr. Harvey Fineberg says if we take these six steps, we can defeat the virus in just 10 weeks.
Gov. Charlie Baker issued an emergency order Thursday for all coastal beach reservation parking areas managed by the state to close at midday Friday to reduce large groups of people at beaches during the coronavirus outbreak. At the same time on Friday, the state will open some seasonal state parks early to provide more outdoor recreational opportunities.
Gov. Charlie Baker thanked Patriots ownership for their work to help pick up more than one million protective masks.
The last three weeks have marked one of the most devastating periods in history for the American job market.
Massachusetts is about to get a new N95 mask decontamination system to help with the critical shortage of the masks across the state.
Gov. Charlie Baker said residents should be prepared for a surge of coronavirus cases in Massachusetts.
Make-A-Wish got creative to bring joy to a local 5-year-old.
