Vaccinations began last week for Massachusetts residents 75 and older, and already people are wondering when the next age group will be eligible. Gov. Charlie Baker said Monday that about 200,000 people have been vaccinated in the last five or six days alone, but he’s not ready to move to the next step of the state’s vaccination plan yet. He.
Massachusetts health officials reported 1,276 new confirmed coronavirus cases and 55 more deaths on Monday. There have now been totals of 517,806 confirmed cases and 14,753 deaths in the Bay State, according to the Massachusetts Department of Public Health. Another 301 deaths are considered probably linked to COVID-19. Generally, Massachusetts’ coronavirus metrics have been trending down in the past several.
Vaccinations began last week for Massachusetts residents 75 and older, and already people are wondering when the next age group will be eligible. Gov. Charlie Baker said Monday that about 200,000 people have been vaccinated in the last five or six days alone, but he’s not ready to move to the next step of the state’s vaccination plan yet. He.
Vaccinations began last week for Massachusetts residents 75 and older, and already people are wondering when the next age group will be eligible. Gov. Charlie Baker said Monday that about 200,000 people have been vaccinated in the last five or six days alone, but he’s not ready to move to the next step of the state’s vaccination plan yet. He.
. The RMV is also for the first time offering online practice learner s permit exams which can be accessed by customers through Mass.Gov/RMV or by logging into their myRMV account. Customers now can also purchase a copy of the Massachusetts Class D (Passenger) Drivers Manual and Commercial Driver s License Manual online using their myRMV accounts, instead of visiting a Service Center. Ordered manuals will be mailed to customers within 7-10 days of purchase. The RMV continues to look for ways in which we can support first-time drivers to ensure that the safety and educational tools they need are accessible and readily available, said Acting Secretary and CEO of Transportation Jamey Tesler