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Mass. Elementary Schools Must Fully Reopen Monday, But Things Will Look Different
On Monday, elementary schools across Massachusetts will reopen for full-time in-person learning by order of the state, except in communities that have received waivers. In Marshfield, the district is taking it a step further and welcoming all students back at all seven of their schools. NBC10 Boston was given a behind the scenes look at some of the changes that…
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Mass. Elementary Schools Prepare for Reopening
On Monday, elementary schools across Massachusetts will reopen for full-time in-person learning by order of the state, except in communities that have received waivers.
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Drive-Thru Vaccination Clinic Opens in Marshfield
As the effort ramps up to vaccinate Massachusetts residents against COVID-19, a new drive-thru clinic has opened at the Marshfield Fairgrounds.
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Firefighters Battle Blaze at Marshfield Building
Fire crews responded Wednesday morning after a blaze broke out at an affordable housing project in Marshfield, Massachusetts. Marshfield police said around 5:20 a.m. that Route 139 was closed from Moraine Street to Main Street due to the response to the fire. Images from the scene showed firefighters working on the roof of the building. No further information was immediately…
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New Details in Boston Firefighter's Killing; Wife Pleads Not Guilty to Murder
A Marshfield woman is being held without bail after she pleaded not guilty on Monday to stabbing her husband, a Boston firefighter, to death in their home last week. Prosecutors also offered new details into the killing that took place Thursday, saying in a statement that investigators believe the couple had a verbal fight Thursday before Christine Ricci stabbed her…
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Woman Charged With Killing Her Husband, a Boston Firefighter, Collapses in Court
A woman suffered a medical emergency while in court after allegedly stabbing her husband to death.
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Wife Charged in Stabbing Death of Boston Firefighter Collapses in Court
A Boston firefighter was reportedly stabbed to death by his wife in their Marshfield, Massachusetts, home on Thursday. Detectives with the Massachusetts State Police arrested 46-year-old Christine Ricci on Thursday and charged her with one count of murder. Ricci was bent over and trembling as she entered Plymouth District Court on Friday and had trouble standing as the charge was…
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As Mass. Struggles to Ramp Up Vaccinations, South Shore Seeks to Simplify Process
The slow start to the rollout of the coronavirus vaccine in Massachusetts has left many frustrated. Some cities and towns are setting up their own vaccination sites in an effort to inoculate more people. In Braintree, officials going hands-on as they prepare for the in-demand shot in the arm. “We have always done flu clinics, so we would be prepared…
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Firefighters Battle Blaze in Bitter Cold
Firefighters battled a blaze in bitter cold temperatures at a house in Lexington, Massachusetts Friday morning.
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Marshfield Woman Accused of Stabbing, Killing Husband
A Marshfield woman accused of stabbing and killing her husband is due in court Friday, according to authorities.
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Marshfield Woman Accused of Murdering Husband
Detectives with the Massachusetts State Police arrested Christine Ricci, 46 of Marshfield, and charged her with one count of Murder Thursday. She is due to be arraigned in Plymouth District Court Friday.
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South Shore Preparing Vaccination Sites
The vaccine may be here and ready to go, but trying to get an appointment in Massachusetts is a different story.
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Mass. School District Going Remote After 32 New COVID Cases Reported
The Marshfield School District announced Sunday night that it will be switching to full remote learning for at least the next two weeks after more than 30 new cases of COVID-19 were reported since Christmas — something the superintendent calls “concerning.” Winter athletics, including practices and games, will also be temporarily stopped while the district operates on a remote schedule,…
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Lawrence Postpones in-Person Learning by at Least 6 Weeks
Public schools in Lawrence, Massachusetts will continue with full remote learning for at least six weeks amid increasing rates of COVID-19 transmission in the city. Superintendent Cynthia Paris said in a letter to families the district would postpone any in-person learning until at least Nov. 30. The decision was made in collaboration with local leaders, Paris said. The move impacts the…
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Lawrence Extends Remote Learning Amid Rise in Coronavirus Cases
Superintendent Cynthia Paris said in a letter to families the district would postpone any in-person learning until at least December. The decision was made in collaboration with local leaders, Paris said.
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Video Shows Belligerent Couple Without Masks at Marshfield Restaurant
Surveillance video shows customers inside a Massachusetts restaurant appearing to harass a store employee, knocking over plastic partitions. The restaurant’s owner says they appeared drunk and refused to wear masks. One of the people involved in the altercation at Ming Dynasty restaurant in Marshfield is a police officer who was off duty. According to the eatery’s owners, was waving...
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Video Shows Confrontation Over Wearing Masks
Surveillance video shows customers inside a restaurant harassing a store employee and knocking over partitons.
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20-Year-Old Man Arrested With Loaded Laser-Sighted Handgun, Drugs: Police
A 20-year-old man was arrested on several firearm and drugs charges Friday evening after allegedly attempting to shoplift from a store in Marshfield, authorities said. A local business owner alerted police around 6:12 p.m. that he had confronted a man he believed to be shoplifting from his store. The man pointed a gun at the owner, an attached laser pointing…
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Coronavirus Claims 153-Year-Old Agricultural Fair in Mass.
The coronavirus pandemic has claimed another Massachusetts tradition. The 2020 Marshfield Fair scheduled for late August has been canceled for the first time in its 153-year history, The Patriot Ledger of Quincy reported. “We’re extremely disappointed that this decision had to be made, but we made it taking into consideration the pandemic and the additional cautions that would be required,”…
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Ex-Attorney Receives Sentence in 2015 Robbery, Murder of Marshfield Man
A former Massachusetts attorney convicted in the 2015 gruesome robbery and murder of a Marshfield man received his sentence on Wednesday. It was a raw and emotional end to a more than four-year-long quest for justice Wednesday in Plymouth Superior Court in the murder of 45-year-old Robert McKenna. Former Quincy attorney Michael Moscaritolo was found guilty of first-degree murder and…