Noble Partners’ Diane Russell drove to New Jersey over the weekend to pick up and personally deliver the coveted gear to customers in Massachusetts.
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Number of COVID-19 deaths in Massachusetts jumps to 25
The number of Massachusetts residents who have tested positive for the disease increased to more than 2,400.
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New Hampshire orders nonessential businesses to close
New Hampshire joins several other New England states telling residents to stay at home.
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Coronavirus – the latest in New England: Harvard president, wife, test positive
President Lawrence Bacow said he and his wife, Adele, started experiencing symptoms including a cough, fever and chills on Sunday.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra flutist Doriot Anthony Dwyer dies at 98
Dwyer was the second woman ever to win a principal chair in a major U.S. orchestra.
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Portland declares city emergency, imposes curfew for businesses
City Manager Jon Jennings issues a curfew for businesses where people gather, such as bars and restaurants, requiring that they close all day Tuesday and between 8 p.m. and 2 a.m. for the next 4 days.
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Massachusetts to shut schools, ban dining out to fight virus
The number of people infected with the virus in Massachusetts increased on Sunday to 164, up from 138 on Saturday.
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Cluster of coronavirus cases tied to Boston biotech meeting
Seventy of Massachusetts’ 95 confirmed cases and 12 others outside of the state have been linked to a February conference at a downtown Boston hotel.
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Gas company pleads guilty to causing blasts that killed 1
As part of the plea agreement, Columbia Gas of Massachusetts will pay a $53 million fine.
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First recreational pot shop in a major East Coast city opens
Pure Oasis opens in the Boston neighborhood of Dorchester, chosen under a provision of the state’s law designed to help groups who were harmed by the war on drugs.