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Serious Illness, Possibly Fatal, Prompts Chicken Recall In Massachusetts
If you purchased some cooked chicken products lately, you may want to read on. There is a major recall going on now due to possible listeria contamination according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS). The FSIS issued a media statement announcing:. Al-Safa US LLC,...
Patriots punter Bryce Baringer set to tee off at Mass. Amateur Championship
Baringer nailed a 25-foot birdie putt on the 18th green to qualify. Patriots punter playing in the Massachusetts Amateur Championship: Set to compete alongside with more than 140 other golfers, one entrant in the 2024 Mass. Amateur Championship is a name that Patriots fans might recognize. Though he’s far from...
Massachusetts has some of the worst postal service nationally, according to USPS
Have you noticed your mail not arriving on time? You’re not alone. USPS reported Massachusetts and Rhode Island within the bottom 10 states percentage-wise with on-time deliveries, according to the United States Postal Service second quarter performance report. Massachusetts and Rhode Island saw a 84.2% on time delivery rate...
Three Mount Holyoke College faculty members retire
Three long-serving members of the Mount Holyoke College faculty have retired. Three distinguished Mount Holyoke College faculty members have retired this spring. The trio of faculty members includes Paula Debnar, professor of classics on the Alumnae Foundation, Eva Paus, professor of economics on the Ford Foundation, and Thomas Millette, professor of geography and director of the Geo-Processing Lab. They have amassed a remarkable 100 years of service to the College, inspiring countless students and providing them with inclusive academic excellence.
Meet the two Massachusetts gymnasts looking to make history at the Paris Olympics
Stoughton’s Frederick Richard and Worcester’s Stephen Nedoroscik qualified for the five-man U.S. team. It’s been 16 years since the United States men’s gymnastics teams has made an Olympic podium, and if that trend is going to change this summer in Paris, the Bay State’s best will be front and center.
What happened when drug users in 2 Mass. cities got paid to distribute Narcan
In 2021 and 2022, harm reduction organizations in two Massachusetts cities tried out a novel approach: paying people who use drugs, in cash, to distribute Narcan in their personal circles. The study, funded by the National Institutes of Health, found the method used in Gloucester and Holyoke to be “feasible,”...
The hits keep coming as Western Mass Roller Derby rebounds from pandemic
WILBRAHAM — On Sunday nights, a roller rink off Boston Road fills with the sounds of whistles and roller skates gliding and screeching. Protective gear clatters as skaters practice hits. These are the sounds of Myra Lam’s “other” life. Lam works full-time as a third-grade teacher at Mosier Elementary...
There, there, the Mass. millionaires will be alright (Editorial)
Weekend before last, a family that lives at least part of the year on Cape Cod showed the world it has enough money to celebrate a birthday in style. Policy shouldn’t be based on anecdotes, but this soiree suggests to us that 2022′s Fair Share Amendment, also known as the millionaire’s tax, was one of the smartest ballot questions of a generation.
2024 All-Western Mass. Boys Lacrosse: Selections announced for Independents, Classes A, B & C
MassLive announced its 2024 All-Western Mass. boys lacrosse selections on Saturday, July 6. Take a look at the first and second-team selections for each class below:. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation. By using this site, you consent to our User Agreement and agree that your clicks, interactions, and personal information may be collected, recorded, and/or stored by us and social media and other third-party partners in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
Hot temperatures, high humidity prompts heat advisory for parts of Mass.
Starting the week off with humid to sticky conditions Monday through Wednesday. For Monday and Tuesday, actual temperatures will be in the upper 80s to low 90s. High humidity plus hot highs will make it feel close to 100 degrees, prompting a heat advisory for Monday and Tuesday for southern New England and Greater Boston. Inland locations will see more intense heat and humidity.
Highlighting the best: South Shore high school rugby all-scholastics
The South Shore was unquestionably the hub of Massachusetts high school rugby in the spring. The area was home to two state champions - BC High in Division 1 and Weymouth in Div. 2 boys - and a pair of state finalists. The Wildcats successfully completed a three-peat by holding Hanover off. The Weymouth girls also reached the state final, running into a powerhouse program in Belmont. ...
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