Crashing to a halt. A four-legged octopus was a sign of the times in Massachusetts this week.
Daily News Staff and News Services A four-legged octopus with a question mark hanging over its head is certainly not the image you want to see when you log on to book an appointment for a COVID-19 vaccine. But after months of waiting for protection from the deadly coronavirus, that's exactly what Baby Boomers found Thursday morning — a quizzical cephalopod and a message that read, "This application crashed." Gov. Charlie Baker had announced just a day earlier that people 65 and older, or with two or more underlying health conditions, including asthma, could begin booking appointments. The ...