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Health officials have more than COVID-19 to worry about, though they hope their advice to wear a mask indoors in public will help. They've also confirmed some cases of rare tick-borne illnesses, as well as food-borne diseases.
GREAT BARRINGTON — With vaccination rates topping more than 90 percent in some age groups, the Board of Health has issued an advisory to “use …
GREAT BARRINGTON — Doug Ayotte is unmasked, still organizing Lexicon Vibes, the used music and book store he opened on Main Street two weeks ago.
LENOX — Following guidance from the Tri-Town Health Department, the state and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Boston …
While its ultimate duration remains unclear, Gov. Charlie Baker on Wednesday defended the recommendation by federal regulators to pause all us…
PITTSFIELD — Nicole Jones missed work Tuesday to get a Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 shot at a Walgreens in North Adams. When she was five mi…
BOSTON — More than a week after Gov. Charlie Baker first directed adults 75 and older to start booking COVID-19 vaccine appointments through a…
BOSTON — Massachusetts is now expecting to receive a little more than 145,000 Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine doses by the end of the year, a roughly …
PITTSFIELD — As coronavirus deaths and infections mount at the second-largest nursing center in the state, so do challenges for staff as they …
LENOX — Amid pushback from the teachers union and cautionary guidance from the superintendent, the School Committee this week voted 4-1 to con…
