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Apr 12, 2021 US-HEALTH-VIRUS-VACCINE RHODE ISLAND (WBZ NewsRadio) — Good news for some Rhode Islanders, the state opened vaccine eligibility to residents 40 to 49 on Monday. Also, all adults in Woonsocket are now eligible to get vaccinated against the coronavirus. Eligibility opened to Woonsocket residents over the age of 16 on Sunday, because officials said that community has been hit harder by the pandemic. Rhode Island Governor Dan McKee said, the expansion in Woonsocket is part of the state's effort to get vaccines to hard hit communities. READ MORE: He said the hard-hit areas include ...

Apr 2, 2021 CONCORD, N.H. ( WBZ NewsRadio) — In New Hampshire, anyone age 16 and up can now get vaccinated for Covid-19. The Granite State moved quickly in it's vaccine rollout --- after all residents ages 30 and older became eligible just this past Monday. For people who are 16 and 17 -- they must bring a parent or legal guardian with them when they go to their vaccine appointment. Residents under the age of 18 can only receive the Pfizer vaccine, as it is the only candidate to receive approval for younger groups so far. If you are a New Hampshire resident who would like to sign up for ...

Apr 1, 2021 LANCASTER, N.H. (WBZ NewsRadio) — Volodomyr Zhukovskyy, a truck driver at the center of a crash that killed seven motorcyclists in Coos County, New Hampshire, will be arraigned on 21 charges in Coos County Superior Court on Friday. Zhukovskyy was indicted on the charges on March 10. The charges include seven counts of manslaughter, 14 counts of negligent homicide, and one count of reckless conduct. The arraignment will begin at 9:45 AM. The court has also scheduled a final pretrial hearing for November 11, jury selection for November 29-30 and the trial to begin on December 1....

Boston Police Commissioner William Gross is retiring Friday, the city abruptly announced Thursday morning. Gross, who became the department’s first Black commissioner in 2018, called the job an “honor and a privilege.” Boston Mayor Marty Walsh is appointing BPD Superintendent Dennis White to be the department’s next commissioner, and the the second African American to hold the role. “My heart will always remain alongside my brothers and sisters of the BPD, who over the course of my 37-year career have become my village,” Gross said in a statement. “I will continue to be one of t...

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