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Although vaccinations for COVID have begun, businesses continue struggling to remain open. Restaurants, one of the hardest-hit industries, have had to reinvent themselves in order to survive.
Stephen Martino, group marketing and events manager for Cushman Concepts (a restaurant group founded by husband and wife team Chef Tim and Nancy Cushman), discussed how Chestnut Hill s Bianca has used creativity to attract and keep customers during this difficult time.
When did you first open and when did you reopen during COVID?
Bianca was slated to open on March 19, 2020 - just days after we went on lockdown for COVID. We were finally able to open partially in August with takeout and delivery from “mr roni cups,” the Roman-style pizzeria inside Bianca. Once we had that up and running and figured out a plan, we opened Bianca fully on Nov. 12.
BOURNE Multiple people were taken to area hospitals following a two-car crash Thursday afternoon.
The crash occurred at the intersection of Church Lane and Bourne Scenic Highway at 12:47 p.m., Bourne Deputy Fire Chief Richard Emberg said.
One person was taken to Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital in Plymouth, while two others were taken to Tobey Hospital in Wareham. All of the injuries were not considered life-threatening, Emberg said.
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Vaccinated workers at Massachusetts hospital volunteer to sit with Covid-19 patients
When her husband was exposed to Covid-19 in early January, Kerri Hurley and their two children moved immediately into her mother’s basement, leaving him alone to quarantine.
A week later, when his oxygen levels began to drop, Hurley watched from a distance as her husband James walked out of their house and got into an ambulance alone. Hurley followed in the family car as the ambulance took him to Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital in nearby Plymouth, Massachusetts.
“To drop my husband off in an ambulance at a hospital door and say, ‘I love you, but I don’t know if I’m going to see you again’ is terrifying,” Hurley said.
Plymouth Bay Orthopedics Associates Inc. announces technology acquisition
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PLYMOUTH Plymouth Bay Orthopedics Associates Inc. announced the acquisition of a novel spine surgery navigation technology at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital in Plymouth.
Airo Mobile Intraoperative CT was developed by Mobius Imaging and is distributed by Brainlab. This technology complements traditional surgical techniques to allow our surgeons to operate with even greater precision, safety and efficiency. Computer navigation in spine surgery will significantly enhance PBO’s ability to care for its community.
Over the past several years, Plymouth Bay Orthopedic Associates has developed a strong spine service based on the quality of our clinicians. Now, they have added surgical technology.