NORWOOD — General Manager Tony Mazzucco is pleased to announce that the Town of Norwood is continuing to assist more than a dozen businesses in town with COVID-19 relief funding through a federal grant program.
Bristol-Plymouth Regional Technical School Temporarily Suspends Football Activities Due to Rise In Positive COVID-19 Cases
TAUNTON — Superintendent-Director Dr. Alexandre Magalhaes reports that as the result of an increase in students testing positive for COVID-19, the Bristol-Plymouth Regional Technical School has temporarily shut down its varsity and junior varsity football team activities for one week.
Town of Dighton Reminds Residents of Safety Measures in Place to Limit Spread of COVID-19
DIGHTON — As positive cases of COVID-19 continue to rise throughout Bristol County and the state, Town Administrator Michael Mullen would like to remind Dighton residents of the ways the Town is working to address the pandemic and of health and safety protocols still in place in town.
Westport Community Schools Shares Update Regarding DESE Mask Mandate for 2021-22 School Year
WESTPORT — Superintendent Thomas F. Aubin and the Westport Community Schools would like to share an update regarding the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education’s (DESE) mask mandate for the 2021-22 school year.
East Bridgewater Board of Health Holds COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics for 12-18 Year Old Residents
EAST BRIDGEWATER — The Town of East Bridgewater and the East Bridgewater Board of Health are pleased to share that the Board of Health held COVID-19 vaccination clinics for younger residents recently.
Town of Hingham Provides Update on Reopening of Municipal Facilities
HINGHAM — As public health data in Massachusetts and in Hingham continues to improve, the Town of Hingham looks forward to implementing the next steps in its municipal reopening process.
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.
Town of Brookline to Follow Commonwealth’s Plan to Rescind Face Cover Order on May 29
BROOKLINE – The Town of Brookline and Health Commissioner Dr. Swannie Jett announce that, in conjunction with the announcement made yesterday by Gov. Charlie Baker, the Town will be rescinding its face cover order along with the rest of the Commonwealth on Saturday, May 29.
Volunteers of All Ages Help Make Lower Merrimack Valley Regional Collaborative Vaccine Clinic a Success
AMESBURY — Amesbury Fire Chief Ken Berkenbush and West Newbury health agent Paul Sevigny, on behalf the nine-community Lower Merrimack Valley Regional Collaborative, is pleased to be able to highlight some of the hundreds of volunteers who helped make this past weekend’s vaccine clinic a success.
100% Pentucket Update: All Elementary Schools to Return to Fully In-Person Learning No Later than April 5
WEST NEWBURY — Superintendent Justin Bartholomew wishes to provide the community with an update regarding the 100% Pentucket Working Group, which has been reviewing guidance from state and federal authorities and has been keeping the Pentucket Regional School District’s administration updated with vital data on the feasibility of returning to fully in-person learning in the district’s elementary schools.