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Mass. launches scannable digital COVID-19 vaccination card - Vimarsana News

Mass. launches scannable digital COVID-19 vaccination card

The long-awaited digital COVID-19 vaccination card, sometimes referred to as a vaccine passport, launched on Monday, according to an announcement from the Gov. Charlie Baker Administration.

Educators question efficacy of state-issued masks - Vimarsana News

Educators question efficacy of state-issued masks

NORTHAMPTON — Western Massachusetts educators and the Massachusetts Teachers Association are criticizing the quality of masks that were recently provided to teachers in the state.“Statewide we’re very concerned,” said Nellie Taylor, who serves on the...

Needham police attend seminar on fatal police shootings - Vimarsana News

Needham police attend seminar on fatal police shootings

On Dec 14, DA Michael Morrissey hosted a seminar on fatal police encounters.

Massachusetts will report COVID-19 hospitalizations based on if the patient is being treated for COVID or not - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts will report COVID-19 hospitalizations based on if the patient is being treated for COVID or not

Beginning next week, Massachusetts hospitals will start to differentiate between patients they admit primarily for COVID-19 and those admitted to be treated for something else who end up testing positive

Sen. Adam Hinds says delay in moving federal funds to provide COVID testing for teachers and students is 'appalling' - Vimarsana News

Sen. Adam Hinds says delay in moving federal funds to provide COVID testing for teachers and students is 'appalling'

A day after the House speaker gave voice to the idea of spending additional federal relief money to address the omicron-fueled surge in COVID-19 activity and the overwhelming demand for