Brookline Public Health shares marijuana survey
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Health Commissioner Dr. Swannie Jett and the Brookline Department of Public Health invite residents to take part in the town of Brookline marijuana survey.
The survey, which is open to all Brookline residents aged 18 and older, was developed in order to help health officials better understand marijuana use in Brookline and the health needs of town residents. Survey results will be used to assist health officials in developing marijuana-related education and awareness programs.
Adult residents may complete the survey online at https://surveymonkey.com/r/5DL76D3. It includes multiple choice and short answer questions about individual marijuana use, as well as questions about marijuana in Brookline in general. The survey does not ask respondents for any personal identifying information.
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Brookline: Don’t go with the vaccine-seeking strangers
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Brookline officials are warning residents 75 years and older not to connect with strangers offering to serve as a “companion” in order to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
Last week, Massachusetts began allowing anyone who accompanied an eligible senior to a state-run vaccination site to get the shot as well, regardless of their own eligibility. The policy was intended to get more of the state’s vulnerable residents vaccinated and was targeted more toward caregivers and family members.
However, shortly after Gov. Charlie Baker announced the new policy, classified ads were popping up online soliciting vaccine-eligible seniors and offering rides and even money, Wicked Local media partner WCVB reported.
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Updated: 10:01 PM EST Jan 11, 2021 All school athletic activities in the town of Brookline have been suspended until at least Feb. 1 due to a recent sustained rise in COVID-19 cases within the community.Brookline Health Commissioner Dr. Swannie Jett says the temporary pause, which is effective immediately, applies to all practices, games, scrimmages and tournaments for the town s public and private schools. While we do not want to see the cancellation of games and practices for our students athletics programs, but there have been cases of COVID-19 directly linked to sports, and we need to take all the steps we can to protect everyone in town, including youths who may be at risk when participating in sports, Jett said in a statement. We will reevaluate again in a few weeks and hopefully sports will be able to resume once again. According to Jett, the Brookline Health Department will reevaluate whether school athletics can resume based on the COVID-19 data that is availa
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