BROOKLINE – Town Administrator Mel Kleckner and Health Commissioner Dr. Swannie Jett would like to invite Brookline residents who are 18 years or older to take an important survey to assess vaccine literacy.
Brookline Department of Public Health Recognized by National Association of County and City Health Officials
BROOKLINE – Town Administrator Mel Kleckner and Health Commissioner Dr. Swannie Jett are pleased to announce that the Brookline Department of Public Health was recognized by the National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO).
Town of Winthrop Announces COVID-19 Community Vaccination Clinic
WINTHROP – Interim Town Manager Terence Delehanty and Health Director Meredith Hurley urge residents still seeking a COVID-19 vaccination to attend a public clinic this week.
Brookline Department of Public Health Hosting Vaccine Clinic for Adults Over 65
BROOKLINE — The Brookline Department of Public Health and Health Commissioner Dr. Swannie Jett invite residents age 65-plus to a vaccine clinic in town next weekend.
Town of Dighton Announces Plans to Lift Municipal COVID-19 Restrictions
DIGHTON — Town Administrator Michael Mullen is pleased to report that the Town of Dighton will be continuing its reopening plan with the lifting of municipal COVID-19 restrictions.
Town of Brookline Announces Expanded Access to Public Buildings
BROOKLINE – The Town of Brookline and Town Administrator Mel Kleckner are pleased to announce the expansion of public access to town facilities next month.
City of Woburn Announces Vaccination Clinics for Students Ages 12+
WOBURN — Mayor Scott Galvin, Health Agent John R. Fralick and Superintendent of Schools Dr. Matthew Crowley are pleased to announce that the City will be partnering with Mass General Brigham to offer first dose COVID-19 vaccination clinics for Woburn Public School students ages 12 and older.
After 26,987 Doses, Lower Merrimack Valley Regional Collaborative Ceases Weekend Operations
NEWBURYPORT — Thanks in no small part to an extremely dedicated group of municipal managers, fire chiefs, public health directors, nurses and a corps of volunteers from the community, the “new normal” will feel a bit more like the pre-COVID “old normal.” After five months, multiple locations and nearly 27,000 shots in arms, the Lower […]
540 Kids Age 12-15 Receive COVID-19 Vaccine on First Eligible Weekend at the Lower Merrimack Valley Regional Collaborative Clinic
NEWBURYPORT — For the first time this past weekend, patients at the Lower Merrimack Valley Regional Collaborative vaccine clinic included those who aren’t yet old enough to drive themselves to their appointment.
Town of Avon Announces Plans for Limited Reopening of Town Buildings
AVON — Town Administrator Gregory S. Enos is pleased to report that the Town of Avon will be implementing its reopening plan for certain town buildings on Wednesday, May 19, as cases of COVID-19 continue to drop within the community and in surrounding areas.