MIDDLEBOROUGH — Chief Lance Benjamino would like to inform residents of the latest efforts being taken by the Middleborough Fire Department to limit the spread of COVID-19 within the department and in the community.
Hull Public School Closure Extended Through Month of April
HULL — Interim Superintendent Judith Kuehn announces that, in accordance with an order from Governor Charlie Baker, Hull Public Schools will remain closed through the end of April as a precaution against the COVID-19 pandemic.
Norwood Public School Closure Extended Through Month of April
NORWOOD – Superintendent David Thomson announces that, in accordance with an order from Governor Charlie Baker, Norwood Public Schools will remain closed through the end of April as a precaution against the COVID-19 pandemic.
Town of Winthrop Encourages Residents in Self Quarantine to Contact Local Public Health Department
No Confirmed or Presumptive COVID-19 Cases in Winthrop. WINTHROP — Town Manager Austin Faison and Director of Public Health & Clinical Services Meredith Hurley would like to remind residents who self quarantine due to travel or possible exposure to COVID-19 to contact the Winthrop Health Department. All information reported will be kept confidential in accordance with HIPAA health privacy laws.
City of Rochester Provides Important Tips to Help Prevent the Spread of Germs
ROCHESTER — In an effort to prevent the spread of flu, colds and other respiratory illnesses, City Manager Blaine Cox and Health Inspector Bob Veno wish to provide Rochester residents with recommended actions from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Newburyport Fire Department Offers Safety Reminders After EEE Virus Confirmed in Mosquitoes in Area
Fire Chief and Emergency Management Director Christopher LeClaire would like to offer safety tips regarding avoiding mosquito bites after multiple towns in Essex County have confirmed that the Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) virus was found in mosquito samples.
Andover EEE Risk Raised from Moderate to High
ANDOVER — Director of Public Health Thomas Carbone, Police Chief and Emergency Management Director Patrick Keefe, Fire Chief Michael Mansfield and Town Manager Andrew Flanagan report that the Massachusetts Department of Public Health has elevated the town’s risk for Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) from “moderate” to “high” on Monday afternoon in light of positive mosquito testing for the virus, as well as a positive EEE test in a horse in Methuen.
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.
Andover Health Division Alerts Community after Mosquitoes Test Positive for EEE
ANDOVER — Director of Public Health Thomas Carbone, Police Chief and Emergency Management Director Patrick Keefe, Fire Chief Michael Mansfield and Town Manager Andrew Flanagan seek to provide residents with information and safety reminders after mosquitoes in Andover tested positive for Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE).
Whitman Fire Department and Board of Health Offers Safety Reminders After EEE Virus Confirmed in Mosquitoes in Town
Fire Chief and Emergency Management Director Timothy Grenno and Whitman Board of Health Chairman Eric Joubert would like to provide residents with safety reminders after the Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) virus was confirmed in mosquitoes tested in Whitman last week.