SALEM, MA – Today is Tuesday, January 5. Here are Patch’s stories on the North Shore and Massachusetts.
Salem High School athletes will take part in the game this winter after all.
After a month of waiting due to emerging coronavirus rates and logistical considerations about indoor play in the middle of the pandemic, Salem Public Schools gave the go-ahead to start in men’s basketball, women’s basketball, gymnastics and swimming on Saturday.
“We are very happy to begin,” Salem Public Schools said in a statement. “As you can imagine, there are some updates and new ones for participation. “
These needs come with a flu vaccine for all athletes and weekly coronavirus tests.
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Beverly Mayor: coronavirus surveillance for the arrival of the vaccine
Beverly Mayor Mike Cahill’s message to the network released this week included a call to remain vigilant with coronavirus protocols as hope looms with frontline fitness and lifeguards vaccinated against the virus.
Georgian Senate contests clash with David Perdue opposite Jon Ossoff, while Senator Kelly Loeffler confronts Raphael Warnock. When will the effects be known?
Cahill said many frontline staff members at Beverly Hospital had already won a vaccination vaccine and the first to respond start getting vaccinated on Monday.
Georgia Senate races clash with David Perdue opposite Jon Ossoff, while Senator Kelly Loeffler confronts Raphael Warnock. When will the effects be known?
Salem Free Student Check Before Returning to Hybrid Learning
Massive efforts through Salem Public Schools to control as many academics and staff as imaginable by coronavirus before returning to classroom learning next week continued Tuesday and Wednesday with loose checks at 8 schools.
The district uses a saliva checkup to check students and encourages everyone to check to identify any positive case before student K-9 returns to classroom learning in a hybrid model.
Marblehead B’s
Jason Santos admits it will be a little bittersweet to move to another position when the nineteenth season of Hell’s Kitchen premiers on Fox on Thursday night.
Boston chef and B owner
Vaccines from the first north coast responders in Marblehead
Peabody High School to act as a first-response vaccination site
Lifeguards can start getting the coronavirus vaccine on Monday at marblehead and Peabody sites.
Shooting involving an officer in Newton: 1 hospitalized
A Newton police officer involved in a shooting in the Newton Highlands on Tuesday afternoon and someone was transferred in an ambulance, authorities said.
Lowell Field Hospital Accepts First Patient
Lowell Field Hospital won its first Lowell General patient on Monday, the hospital said.
The cash hospital, described through the hospital as an “alternative care site,” opened with 14 beds on Monday and is expected to have 28 beds until the end of the week.
Boston extends reopening for at least 3 more weeks
Mayor Marty Walsh announced Tuesday that Boston will extend its COVID restrictions for at least 3 weeks.
The city will remain in a modified Phase 2, level 2 of its plan to reopen the coronavirus.
“We’re getting to a point where it’s becoming very harmful, to a point where it’s very harmful to hospitalizations,” Walsh said.
Victims of Charlton’s murder and suicide are identified
The man and who died in a murder-suicide over the weekend were known Tuesday afternoon through Worcester County District Attorney Joseph Early Jr.
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