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Baker administration activates 1,000 Massachusetts National Guard members to help local authorities following Derek Chauvin guilty verdict

Baker administration activates 1,000 Massachusetts National Guard members to help local authorities following Derek Chauvin guilty verdict
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Salem captures state, federal grants galore

Salem captures state, federal grants galore
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MIAA wrestling gets approval for spring season

High school wrestling is finally getting the green light. The MIAA on Wednesday announced that state health officials have verbally confirmed that wrestling will be allowed to stage competitions during the spring season, which runs from April 26-July 3. Wrestling is usually a winter sport, but it was moved out of its traditional setting as the MIAA tried to buy extra time to grapple with the innate challenges of staging a hands-on, close-contact sport during a pandemic. While other spring sports such as baseball, softball, lacrosse, rugby, track, tennis and boys volleyball already had been approved, with slight COVID-19 modifications, the Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs (EEA) had delayed signing off on wrestling until it examined data from the football season, which is going on now during the new Fall 2 wedge season. It was thought that examples of disease transmission during football games would preclude wrestling from being approved.

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EEA deems Parallel Products environmental impact report inadequate

NEW BEDFORD The state s environmental office earlier this month issued a certificate stating the final environmental impact report submitted by Parallel Products for its proposed expansion into a solid waste processing facility did not adequately and properly comply with state policy. Kathleen Theoharides, secretary of the Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs (EEA), said the report did not comply with the Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act (MEPA) and as a result, Parallel Products must submit a supplemental final environmental impact report. I find that further analysis of the project s impacts and mitigation measures is required to satisfy the MEPA requirements that the project s environmental impacts have been clearly described and fully analyzed or that it has incorporated all feasible means to avoid Damage to the Environment, Theoharides wrote.

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Liberty Tax Service in Lynn faces $136K in fines, accused of prohibiting employees and customers from wearing masks, OSHA says

Liberty Tax Service in Lynn faces $136K in fines, accused of prohibiting employees and customers from wearing masks, OSHA says Updated 8:17 AM; A Massachusetts business owner is facing more than $136,000 in penalties from the federal government over accusations she prohibited both her employees and customers from wearing masks amid the coronavirus pandemic, authorities announced Tuesday. Ariana Murrell-Rosario, who owns Liberty Tax Service in Lynn, is accused of not allowing people in her business to mask up, failing to ensure employees and customers practiced social distancing and refusing to implement other safeguards against COVID-19, according to a statement from the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

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