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Vote and Vaccination? Galvin Suggests COVID Shots Be Given at Mass Polling Sites

In an effort to speed up Massachusetts' coronavirus vaccine distribution plan, Secretary of the Commonwealth William Galvin is suggesting using polling places in upcoming local elections as a way to get people the first dose of the vaccine.

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Massachusetts winter weather forecast: Chance for active storm pattern after quiet stretch

Massachusetts winter weather forecast: Chance for ‘active storm pattern’ after quiet stretch Rick Sobey © Provided by Boston Herald SHREWSBURY, MA - JANUARY 10: People take in some runs at Ski Ward, January 10, 2021 in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts. (Staff Photo By Chris Christo/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald) © Provided by Boston Herald SHREWSBURY, MA - JANUARY 10: The sun sets as skiers make the transition from afternoon to night skiing at Ski Ward, January 10, 2021 in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts. (Staff Photo By Chris Christo/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald) © Provided by Boston Herald SHREWSBURY, MA - JANUARY 10: People take in some runs at Ski Ward, January 10, 2021 in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts. (Staff Photo By Chris Christo/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald)

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Massachusetts coronavirus cases surge 6,419 – one of the highest single-day counts ever

Massachusetts coronavirus cases surge 6,419 – one of the highest single-day counts ever Rick Sobey © Provided by Boston Herald Chelsea, MA. - January 5: Nurse practitioner, Lara Wosepka swabs four year old Emily LingÕs nose during a COVID-19 test as her mother Julie holds her on January 5, 2021 in Chelsea, Massachusetts. (Staff Photo By Matt Stone/ MediaNews Group/Boston Herald) Massachusetts health officials on Wednesday reported 99 new coronavirus deaths and 6,419 new cases, one of the highest single-day counts ever as cases surge in the wake of Christmas. Wednesday’s count of 6,419 cases comes after Tuesday’s 4,178 cases and Monday’s 4,358 cases. Last Thursday the final day of 2020 was the state’s single-day record high of 6,887 new cases.

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Not everyone can get a coronavirus vaccine: We need to step up for them

Not everyone can get a coronavirus vaccine: We need to step up for them Alexi Cohan © Provided by Boston Herald EAST BOSTON, MA. - DECEMBER 21: The first Moderna COVID-19 vaccine in Massachusetts is put into a needle at the East Boston Neighborhood Health Center to start vaccinating frontline healthcare workers on December 21, 2020 in East Boston, Massachusetts. (Staff Photo By Matt Stone/ MediaNews Group/Boston Herald) The world’s first coronavirus vaccines are finally being administered and while most people anxiously await their turn in line, there are small pockets of the population who cannot get a vaccine for medical or other reasons.

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14 states side with New Hampshire in tax suit against Massachusetts

14 states side with New Hampshire in tax suit against Massachusetts Sean Philip Cotter © Provided by Boston Herald BRAINTREE, MA. - JANUARY 14: Chris Sununu, Governor of New Hampshire speaks during an editorial board meeting at the Boston Herald on January 14, 2020 in Braintree, Massachusetts. (Staff Photo By Matt Stone/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald) States are lining up against Massachusetts and siding with New Hampshire in the lawsuit over the Bay State’s policy taxing the income of out-of-state residents telecommuting for Bay State companies amid the pandemic. The Granite State had sued Massachusetts in October in the ongoing income-tax border battle over a temporary rule that imposes the state’s 5% income tax on employees of Massachusetts companies living and working remotely in other states. New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu and his state sued, asking the U.S. Supreme Court to take up the case after Gov. Charlie Baker extended the pandemic-era rule.

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