Coronavirus Forces Some Companies To Hire Thousands More Workers
Retailers around the state are hiring more employees to meet the increased demands caused by the coronavirus outbreak.
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Retailers around the state are hiring more employees to meet the increased demands caused by the coronavirus outbreak.
Massachusetts will instruct all travelers arriving in the state to self-quarantine for 14 days.
Medical students from some of the top schools across the state will graduate early and could immediately be thrust into action in the fight against COVID-19.
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health announced that 35 people have now died from coronavirus and there have been 3,240 positive tests as of Friday.
A coronavirus testing facility for first responders will open Saturday in East Boston, Boston Mayor Marty Walsh announced Friday during a news conference.
While diagnosed cases are spread pretty evenly across age groups, the fatal cases are clustered among the older population.
Additional Massachusetts State Police troopers are being deployed to Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket to assist with the coronavirus emergency.
Mayor Walsh is showing support for the immigrant community during the coronavirus crisis.
The first testing facility for Boston first responders will open Saturday, Mayor Marty Walsh announced.
Clinton Elementary School is letting students know that their teachers are still there for them.
Restaurant and bar chain Tavern in the Square began giving away care packages to local families Friday.
Priests in Chelmsford have gotten creative about how they reach their parishioners this Lent.
The Bouy Health online health assistance tool offers a risk assessment interview.
Massachusetts is in "immediate need" of nurses and respiratory therapists as the coronavirus spreads across the Commonwealth.
The Archdiocese of Boston says Catholics do not have to abstain from eating meat on Fridays for the remainder of Lent, because of the coronavirus pandemic.
