Day: January 5, 2021

MA Requires Improvement of Gas Pipeline Safety in Response to Columbia Gas Disaster – Senate Minority Leader Bruce Tarr Video

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The Senate debated an act Creating a Next-Generation Roadmap for Massachusetts Climate Policy last night. The legislation responds to the tragic 2018 Merrimack Valley explosions by improving gas pipeline safety. Members of the Merrimack Valley legislative delegation called for oversight…

Salem City Offices Open by Appointment Only January 4-8

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Salem City offices, including City Hall, City Hall Annex, and the business office at the Department of Public Services, will be open to the public by appointment only for the week of January 4th-January 8th during regular City business hours.…

(Audio) Lynnfield High School Pioneers Plan to Rebound from Opening Day 1-1 “Loss”- Coach Jon Gardner

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LYNNFIELD – A tale of two high school hockey teams: Hamilton-Wenham High School boys hockey was happy with an opening day 1-1 tie with Lynnfield, riding the on the saves of Generals goalie Grant Landon. Lynnfield caoch Jon Gardner, however,…

High School Sports: Sparse Schedule So Far, But the Season Has Begun

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Boys’ Hockey Saturday Hamilton-Wenham 1, Lynnfield 1 (Generals goalie Grant Landon with 35 saves) Girls’ Hockey Saturday Austin Prep 3, St. Mary’s 3 Sunday Bishop Fenwick 4, Archbishop Williams 2 (Crusaders now 2-0)

City of Gloucester to Host Regional COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic for First Responders

Posted on January 5, 2021 by custom |

GLOUCESTER — Mayor Sefatia Romeo Theken, Public Health Director Karin Carroll and Fire Chief Eric Smith are pleased to announce that the City of Gloucester has been approved by the state to host a COVID-19 vaccination clinic next week for…

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