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Before 2019 crash killed 7 bikers, RMV wasn’t adequately trained on new system to track troubled drivers, IG says By Matt Stout Globe Staff,Updated March 17, 2021, 9:24 a.m. Email to a Friend In July 2019, people gathered at a memorial at the site in Randolph, N.H., where seven motorcyclists died in a collision with a truck driver with a troubled record.Paul Hayes/Associated Press The agency at the center of the Registry of Motor Vehicles’ tragic lapses in 2019 had never received â€...

Skip to main content Currently Reading S.F. crash victim broke her neck and back. She just led a run to push for fixes to citys deadly streets FacebookTwitterEmail Julie Nicholson smiles while running a half marathon marking the anniversary of her pedestrian crash on a slow street closed to car traffic in San Francisco, Calif., on Sunday, March 14, 2021. KNIGHT0317Photos by Marissa Leshnov / Special to The Chronicle On Sunday, Julie Nicholson ran for the first time through the spot in the Panha...

2020 Chamber awards March 17 2021 Chamber presents annual awards to Jefferson County people and businesses that stood out during the challenging COVID year Michael Baker named Public Servant of the Year When the public health calamity of the century hit our world, it fell to Jefferson County Public Health Director Michael Baker to steer the community through the crisis. Jefferson County Commissioner Kelly Simmelink presented Baker with the Public Servant of the Year award at this ...

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COVID-19 variant from Brazil found in Massachusetts March 16, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail BOSTON (AP) — A variant of the coronavirus first identified in Brazil has been found in Massachusetts for the first time, state public health officials said Tuesday. The person with the variant is described only as a woman in her 30s who lives in Barnstable County and tested positive in late February, the state Department of Public Health said in an emailed statement. The state was notified of her test res...

Gov. Baker signs bill extending mail-in voting through June March 16, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail BOSTON (AP) — Gov. Charlie signed into law Tuesday a bill that extends mail-in and early voting options through the end of June in Massachusetts. The options were originally approved last year as part of the state’s effort to make voting easier and safer during the pandemic. The vote-by-mail provision was previously set to expire at the end of this month. Extending the voting options would help c...

Border move would split Jefferson County and Redmond and Bend would be in different states As voters demanded, Jefferson County commissioners has spent the past few weeks exploring the possibility leaving Oregon and joining Idaho. Its part of the Greater Idaho initative that would shift state lines to move most of Oregon counties east of the Cascades into Idaho. Commissioners discussed the plan in August and again in mid-February. Jefferson County voters decided in November to require commis...

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>> this is a world way way from the huge steaks and fine wine of florence. the people here cook what they grow. after the harvesting and the wheat, what they are left with is bread. >> oh. >> lots and lots of bread. >> so here the dough is rising and you cook it. >> over in the kitchens, some of the 200 villagers are hard at work preparing the feast. here too, bread in this room and pretty much everything. >> what are they making?

>> tonight there is a huge feast for villagers. theyre coming together to give thanks for the good times in this region that was once ravaged by famine, and where farmers were treated as indentured servants by their oppressive aristocratic landowners. until recently. >> ciao, ciao. >> this is a world away from the huge steaks and fine wines of florence. the people here cook what they grow. and after the toil of harvesting and milling the wheat, what theyre left with is bread.