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With northeast states like New York and New Jersey set to fully lift COVID-19 restrictions later this month, Gov. Charlie Baker was asked Thursday if there s any chance Massachusetts will accelerate its reopening plans. We re gonna play this game based on our data and our information, he said. Other states will do whatever other states will do. Download our mobile app for iOS or Android to get alerts for local breaking news and weather.
Baker said he s extremely proud of the fact that even as cases and hospitalizations were spiking in other parts of the U.S. during the latest surge, Massachusetts had one of the lowest positive case counts and among the lowest hospitalization rates.
In Feel-Good COVID Presser, Bakerâs Tone Sharpens When Talk Turns To Housing
Gov. Charlie Baker gives a press conference in the Gardner Auditorium at the Massachusetts State House.
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Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker signaled Thursday that as the state emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic, the aggressive creation of new housing is likely to become his administrationâs top priority.
âThis is a huge problem, and if we donât go hard at this coming out of this reopening and recovery ⦠itâll be a huge missed opportunity,â Baker said at the close of a press conference in Lowell, his tone sharp as he addressed the topic for nearly four uninterrupted minutes.
Updated on May 6, 2021 at 6:05 pm
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With northeast states like New York and New Jersey set to fully lift COVID-19 restrictions later this month, Gov. Charlie Baker was asked Thursday if there s any chance Massachusetts will accelerate its reopening plans. We re gonna play this game based on our data and our information, he said. Other states will do whatever other states will do.
Download our mobile app for iOS to get alerts for local breaking news and weather.
Baker said he s extremely proud of the fact that even as cases and hospitalizations were spiking in other parts of the U.S. during the latest surge, Massachusetts had one of the lowest positive case counts and among the lowest hospitalization rates.
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