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Nantucket Sees Two COVID Deaths in Three Days
Two people have died of the novel coronavirus on Nantucket within a three-day period, according to the Nantucket Health Department and the Nantucket Cottage Hospital. A person diagnosed with COVID-19 died Sunday after health officials say they were “transferred to a higher level of care.” Another death was reported on the Massachusetts island on Friday. Nantucket was added to the…
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Boston Children's Museum to Reopen
The museum in Boston’s Seaport district, which closed March 13, is starting with a members-only weekend, July 17-19, the museum said in a statement Saturday. The public will be able to attend the museum starting on July 22.
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After 4 Months Away, the Boston Children's Museum Will Reopen
For the first time since the museum shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Boston Children’s Museum will reopen for a members-only weekend next week.
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Vt. Gov. Relaxes Stay-at-Home Advisory, Extends State of Emergency
Vermont Gov. Phil Scott is extending the state’s emergency declaration until June 15 and relaxing the stay-at-home advisory. “We’re now two months into the state of emergency but I’ve got to admit, it seems like a year ago. It’s incredible to think back to all that’s happened since early March,” Scott said. “We’ve all been through a lot.” Campgrounds,...
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Lifting the Lockdown: An NBC10 Boston Special on the Impact of COVID-19
On Wednesday, April 29, NBC10 Boston aired “Lifting the Lockdown,” a program on what our lives might look like when we get out of the house and back to work after the coronavirus shutdowns. We took a look at how businesses might need to adapt, how shopping could change for consumers, plus a doctor’s advice to parents on staying in…