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Increasing coronavirus cases throughout Pittsfield landed the city back on the state's red list of communities with high risk for coronavirus transmission — a title the city hasn't held since January.
Astronomically, the first day of Autumn is Sept. 22. In sports, welcome to the Fall season.
The seven-person team of Pittsfield's Public Health Department is seeing a shift in the public's response to their efforts to track the coronavirus.
"Compared to the first time around, we're getting a lot of pushback as far as cooperation goes," Pittsfield Public Health Nurse Manager Kayla Donnelly said. "Some people just won't even answer us. Some people will hang up on us or — and I'm just going to come out and say — people are verbally abusive towards us a lot."
Masks will be required for everyone when the school year starts
All students, faculty, staff and visitors will be required to wear a mask at all times inside the Berkshire Arts and Technology Charter School building. In addition, according to Federal mandate, each student must wear a mask at all times on school buses and in the office of the School Nurse.
A child notices something is odd on the homefront, with dad always wearing a mask and mom stuck at home all day watching her little TV — the one with the keyboard.
The Massachusetts Public Health Council was expected to take a vote Wednesday that would formally repeal state masking regulations, but the council has decided to table that vote until its September meeting.
A man leaves a store where face masks are optional in Miami on Wednesday, July 28, 2021. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis insists that requiring face…
Chauniece Davis shops at Destination Found in St. Louis on July 27, after the city and county began requiring masks in indoor public places an…
Staff at Dinosaur Coffee in Los Angeles wear masks while interacting with customers last month. Just three months ago, the CDC and Prevention …