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Headlines: Governor Baker says hospitals have room for sick patients in addition to COVID-19 cases; State Rep. Ted Speliotis will retire; Gloucester High seniors propose end of year activities; Essex to fine the mask less $300; Protesters gather in front of Governor Baker’s house in Swampscott regarding business shutdowns; Gloucester public health director explains the latest statistics. (Full interview in today’s Connections Show)
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Henry’s Market in Beverly – New Covered Waiting Area for Shoppers – Photo: Marty Smith
Just in time for today’s wet weather
From Brooksby Farm
We wanted to let our customers know that because of the Coronavirus pandemic our open date of May 28th will be pushed out. We open our store in May for our greenhouse flowers each year. This year we will be focused on food rather than flowers and will not be
Gloucester’s Open Burning Season Ends May 1
GLOUCESTER — Chief Eric Smith and the Gloucester Fire Department would like to remind residents that the city’s open burning period ends Friday, May 1, at 4 p.m.
The Commonwealth’s annual burning period spans from Jan. 15 to May 1. Residents are able to burn brush, cane, driftwood, tree pruning and other forestry with a permit granted by their fire department.
Chief Smith would like to remind anyone who plans to use the remaining days of open burning that they must call the fire department on the day they wish to burn. Also remember that open burning must be done at least 75 feet from all buildings, and a fire should never be left unattended, and fire extinguishing materials should be kept handy while burning.
Chief Smith would like to thank residents for another safe open burning season this year.
Video of the Day – Jim Gaffigan on in-laws
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