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Tire detaches from ATV, operator suffers leg injury May 17, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail DERRY, N.H. (AP) — The operator of an all-terrain vehicle was hurt when a rear tire fell off, causing the vehicle to tip over on a recreation trail in Derry, New Hampshire Fish and Game Department conservation officers said. Michael OLeary, 46, of Dracut, Massachusetts, was traveling west on the Rockingham Recreation Trail on Saturday and tried to navigate around a fire gate when the tire detached from the m...

Massachusetts man seriously injured in rollover ATV crash in New Hampshire; Leg became trapped under vehicle after rear tire detached MassLive.com 2 hrs ago Jackson Cote, masslive.com A Massachusetts man was seriously injured in a rollover ATV crash in New Hampshire over the weekend after the rear tire became detached, causing the vehicle to flip over and his leg to become trapped under the machine, authorities said. The 46-year-old Dracut, Massachusetts man was driving the fo...

Father George "Jerry" Hogan Pilot file photo Help us expand our reach! Please share this article Father George "Jerry" Hogan, a priest of the archdiocese since his 1974 ordination, died on May 5 at Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, at 75. The occasion of his death brought accolades for his kindness, his wonderful sense of humor, and his outstanding priestly service. More impressive were the tributes from his brother priests who, to a man, recounted Jerrys fraternal interest in priests and...

BOSTON — Advocates, lawmakers and former regulators urged a legislative committee on Tuesday to provide more oversight of required contracts between municipalities and marijuana businesses, arguing that the system continues to be exploited by some cities and towns, which creates a barrier for small and minority owned businesses to get started in the industry. The issue of host community agreements has been one fraught with tension as people in the industry have argued for years that negotiati...

By Matt Murphy, State House News Service | 4 hours ago A security guard sits in front of Stem, 124 Washington St., Haverhill. (WHAV News file photograph.) Advocates, lawmakers and former regulators urged a legislative committee on Tuesday to provide more oversight of required contracts between municipalities and marijuana businesses, arguing that the system continues to be exploited by some cities and towns, which creates a barrier for small and minority owned businesses to get started in the ...

Advocates, lawmakers and former regulators urged a legislative committee on Tuesday to provide more oversight of required contracts between municipalities and marijuana businesses, arguing that the system continues to be exploited by some cities and towns, which creates a barrier for small and minority owned businesses to get started in the industry. The issue of host community agreements has been one fraught with tension as people in the industry have argued for years that negotiations are oft...

Cannabis community host agreements being exploited by some Massachusetts cities and towns, advocates say Updated May 12, 2021; By Matt Murphy | State House News Service Advocates, lawmakers and former regulators urged a legislative committee on Tuesday to provide more oversight of required contracts between municipalities and marijuana businesses, arguing that the system continues to be exploited by some cities and towns, which creates a barrier for small and minority owned businesses to get s...

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Published May 07. 2021 11:33PM  BOSTON (AP) — Fans of amusement parks and road races in Massachusetts are among those who can begin enjoying loosened pandemic restrictions starting Monday. Under the relaxed restrictions, amusement parks, theme parks and outdoor water parks will be permitted to operate at 50% capacity after submitting safety plans to the Department of Public Health. Road races and other large, outdoor organized amateur or professional group athletic events will be permitted w...

UpdatedThu, May 6, 2021 at 5:47 pm ET Replies(3) Massachusetts reported 1,004 coronavirus cases, five deaths and 97,118 vaccine doses administered Thursday. (Shutterstock) MASSACHUSETTS — Massachusetts reported declines across all coronavirus metrics again Thursday, with the positive test rate falling to 1.37 percent from 1.67 percent last week. The weekly average death rate fell to 7.6 deaths per day, the lowest level on record. The average case rate and hospitalization rate also fell. Subsc...