IPSWICH — Town Manager Anthony Marino and Public Health Director Colleen Fermon would like to inform residents that the town will be taking immediate action after two pools of mosquitos in the area of Heartbreak Road tested positive for West Nile Virus.
Old Orchard Beach Fire Department Awarded Grant for Firefighter Health and Wellness
OLD ORCHARD BEACH– Old Orchard Beach Fire Chief Fred LaMontagne is pleased to announce that the Old Orchard Beach Fire Department has been awarded an Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG) from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to support firefighter health and wellness.
Town of Wrentham Provides Update on Novel Coronavirus
WRENTHAM — Town Administrator and Emergency Management Director Kevin Sweet wishes to provide residents of the Town of Wrentham with the latest information regarding the 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19).
Town of Dighton Provides Information on Coronavirus
The Town of Dighton wishes to provide residents with the latest information regarding the 2019 new coronavirus (COVID-19) as federal and state officials continue to monitor the virus domestically and internationally.
Gloucester Health Department Invites the Public to Attend Today’s Flu Clinic
GLOUCESTER — Public Health Director Karin Carroll is pleased to announce that the Gloucester Health Department is hosting a flu clinic today.
Greater Lowell Tech Receives $381,000 Grant to Support Health Services Programs
TYNGSBOROUGH — Superintendent Joseph Mastrocola is pleased to share that the Massachusetts Workforce Skills Cabinet (WSC) awarded a $381,000 Skills Capital grant to Greater Lowell Tech yesterday.
Methuen EEE Risk Elevated to Critical after Positive Test in Horse
METHUEN — Mayor James Jajuga and Community Development Director William Buckley report that the Massachusetts Department of Public Health has elevated the city’s risk for Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) to “critical” on Monday afternoon in light of positive mosquito testing for the virus and positive testing in a horse in Methuen.
Randolph Police Raises $1,000 for Sgt. Chesna Family Fund During 2nd Annual Fitness Cup Challenge
RANDOLPH — Chief William Pace is pleased to share that the Randolph Police Department recently raised $1,000 for the Sgt. Chesna Family Fund during the 2nd Annual Fitness Cup Challenge.
Bedford Police and Fire Departments Offer Guidance on CBD Products
BEDFORD — As CBD products become more readily available across Massachusetts, Police Chief Robert Bongiorno and Fire Chief David Grunes are urging residents to be cautious, research items before buying, and remember that the drug’s legality at the federal level remains murky.
Photos: Greater Lowell Tech Holds Go Red For Women Event
TYNGSBOROUGH — To recognize women’s heart health, Greater Lowell Tech, in conjunction with the American Heart Association, held a Go Red For Women event today focused on promoting healthy living and heart health wellness.