Archive for Health and Wellness
How homeowners can protect their houses from mold and flooding
Sep
3
2021
How homeowners can protect their houses from mold and flooding “It seems mold concerns are sweeping the area. Several schools and city buildings that are impacted are now closed. Western Mass News caught up with an expert who said Wednesday’s rain may only make the ongoing problem worse.” See the full story at [continue reading]
Six Massachusetts counties deemed high risk for COVID transmission; majority of state designated as substantial risk
Aug
9
2021
Six Massachusetts counties deemed high risk for COVID transmission; majority of state designated as substantial risk “Six Massachusetts counties are now considered high risk for COVID-19 transmission and a majority of the state has been deemed at substantial risk.
Only Hampshire County is listed at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s “moderate” level [continue reading]
Only Hampshire County is listed at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s “moderate” level [continue reading]
These are the best hospitals in Massachusetts, according to the 2021-22 U.S. News & World Report rankings
Jul
29
2021
These are the best hospitals in Massachusetts, according to the 2021-22 U.S. News & World Report rankings Baystate Medical Center in Springfield makes it to number 5 on the list of top hospitals in Massachusetts. Check out the MassLive article to see details: https://www.masslive.com/news/2021 [continue reading]
Massachusetts vaccination schedule: Here’s when people can expect to get their shots, Gov. Charlie Baker says
Mar
17
2021
Massachusetts vaccination schedule: Here’s when people can expect to get their shots, Gov. Charlie Baker says “Gov. Charlie Baker announced Wednesday an updated timeline for when not-yet eligible Massachusetts residents can expect a chance at the COVID-19 vaccine, ranging from residents just below age 65 to 16 year olds.
Starting next week, Massachusetts will [continue reading]
Starting next week, Massachusetts will [continue reading]
Amherst issues Fort River swimming warning
Jul
29
2020
Amherst issues Fort River swimming warning “High levels of bacteria are prompting the town to warn people against swimming in the Fort River at the Stanley Street conservation area.” Read the full article here: www.gazettenet.com
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What Is Massachusetts Doing Right? And Can This Be Sustained?
Jul
23
2020
What Is Massachusetts Doing Right? And Can This Be Sustained? “In many respects, Dr. Andy Artenstein says, the COVID-19 virus acts like water in the home in that, if there are leaks, it can go where you don’t necessarily want it to go and cause major problems.” Read the full article here: Businesswest.com [continue reading]
Springfield to open cooling centers during anticipated heat wave
Jul
17
2020
Springfield to open cooling centers during anticipated heat wave “The city will open cooling centers from Saturday through Monday in anticipation of a heat wave that is expected to hit Western Massachusetts.
The locations of the cooling centers have changed from previous years because of the coronavirus pandemic. In addition, the number of people [continue reading]
The locations of the cooling centers have changed from previous years because of the coronavirus pandemic. In addition, the number of people [continue reading]
Doctor addresses COVID-19 risks associated with holiday weekend travel
Jul
1
2020
Doctor addresses COVID-19 risks associated with holiday weekend travel ”
Independence Day is just days away. It’s a weekend where some families either hit the road or head to the beach.
However, considering the coronavirus pandemic, what risks do you face if you head to a different state or the beach?
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Independence Day is just days away. It’s a weekend where some families either hit the road or head to the beach.
However, considering the coronavirus pandemic, what risks do you face if you head to a different state or the beach?
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Massachusetts new coronavirus deaths continue downward trend as state reports 57 new deaths and 422 new cases
May
27
2020
Massachusetts new coronavirus deaths continue downward trend as state reports 57 new deaths and 422 new cases “Gov. Charlie Baker on Tuesday said that, as the state embarks on a cautious and data-driven phased reopening, the public health coronavirus data has been “trending in the right direction.”” Read the full article here: masslive.com [continue reading]
Everything about the Massachusetts reopening plan you need to know, from face-coverings to beaches and sit-down restaurant service
May
19
2020
Everything about the Massachusetts reopening plan you need to know, from face-coverings to beaches and sit-down restaurant service “The Baker administration’s plan for reopening the Massachusetts economy came into focus Monday, with the announcement of what businesses would be allowed to reopen, including both when and how.” Read the full article here: [continue reading]
