SWANSEA — Town Administrator Mallory Aronstein, Public Health Nurse Emily Lachance and Fire Chief/Emergency Management Director Eric Hajder wish to share the latest safety recommendations and guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) amid an uptick in COVID-19 cases within Swansea.
Seekonk Public Schools Reminds Community Members of Mosquito Bite Prevention Tips
SEEKONK — With more people enjoying the outdoors during the summer months, Superintendent Rich Drolet, on behalf of Seekonk Public Schools, wishes to remind community members of important safety tips to prevent mosquito bites and avoid mosquito-borne diseases.
Town of Somerset Shares New COVID-19 Guidance from CDC
SOMERSET– Somerset Town Administrator Richard Brown is sharing the latest information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) regarding the COVID-19 Delta variant and the CDC’s updated COVID-19 safety recommendations and guidance.
Holliston, Hopkinton and Sherborn Police Restructure Regional Co-Response Jail Diversion Program, Offer Increased Intervention Services
HOPKINTON — Hopkinton Police Chief Joseph Bennett, Holliston Police Chief Matthew Stone and Sherborn Police Interim Chief David Bento are pleased to announce that their departments’ co-response Jail Diversion Program has recently been restructured and will now offer increased intervention services to its communities.
Town of Dighton Seeks State Partnership for Best Practices Financial Management Review
DIGHTON — The Dighton Board of Selectmen, together with Town Administrator Michael Mullen, Jr., is pleased to report that the Town of Dighton has requested a Financial Management Review to be conducted by the State’s Division of Local Services.
Avon Fire Department Advises Residents of Poor Air Quality Due to Wildfires
AVON — Chief Robert Spurr and the Avon Fire Department wish to make residents aware that hazy conditions visible in town and throughout the region are the result of western wildfires, and urges precautions to protect their respiratory health.
Berkley Fire Rescue Advises Residents of Poor Air Quality Due to Wildfires
BERKLEY — Chief Scott Fournier and Berkley Fire Rescue wish to make residents aware that hazy conditions visible in town and throughout the region are the result of western wildfires, and urges precautions to protect their respiratory health.
Plymouth Legacy Firefighters Graduate from Massachusetts Firefighting Academy’s Career Recruit Program
PLYMOUTH — Chief G. Edward Bradley is pleased to announce that two legacy members of the Plymouth Fire Department graduated from the Massachusetts Fire Academy today.
Dighton and Berkley Firefighters Go Head-to-Head In Charity Softball Game
DIGHTON/BERKLEY — Dighton Fire Chief Christopher Maguy and Berkley Fire Chief Scott Fournier are pleased to announce that Dighton and Berkley firefighters went head-to-head in a charity softball game this past weekend.
Swansea Free Public Library Partners With Community Organizations to Offer Summer Programming Opportunities
SWANSEA — Town Administrator Mallory Aronstein and Library Director Eileen Dyer are pleased to share ongoing summer programming opportunities hosted by the Swansea Free Public Library and its community partners.