Jaclyn Reiss
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A look at the reaction online to the first 2020 presidential debate
The first of three presidential debates between Donald Trump and Joe Biden on Tuesday night was regularly marked by interruptions, interjections, and arguments, leading many people to react online — including Hillary Clinton. → Read More
Mass. reports 450 new confirmed coronavirus cases, 8 new deaths
The numbers were released as Governor Charlie Baker gave the OK for some Massachusetts communities to move into the next phase of reopening, even as some epidemiologists say they see signs that the virus is once again on the rise. → Read More
Here’s a look at what can reopen as some Mass. communities are cleared to move forward in the state’s reopening plan
Governor Charlie Baker on Tuesday announced that lower-risk communities in Massachusetts can reopen some businesses under Phase 3, Step 2. Here’s a look at what will change, according to the state. → Read More
Mass. reports 367 new confirmed coronavirus cases, 11 new deaths
The seven-day rate of positive tests, which is calculated from total tests, stayed steady at 0.9 percent. The lowest observed figure for that metric — a number watched closely by state officials — is 0.8 percent. → Read More
Mass. reports 455 new confirmed coronavirus cases, 15 new deaths
The seven-day rate of positive tests stayed steady at 0.8 percent, which is the lowest observed figure for that metric. → Read More
Mass. reports 143 new confirmed coronavirus cases, 11 new deaths
The seven-day rate of positive tests stayed steady at 0.8 percent, which is the lowest observed figure for that metric. → Read More
Mass. reports 244 new confirmed coronavirus cases, 7 new deaths
The seven-day rate of positive tests stayed steady at 0.8 percent, which is the lowest observed figure for that metric. → Read More
Mass. reports 419 new confirmed coronavirus cases, 15 new deaths
The seven-day rate of positive tests stayed steady at 0.8 percent, which is the lowest observed figure for that metric. → Read More
Mass. reports 286 new confirmed cases of coronavirus, 6 new deaths
The death toll from confirmed coronavirus cases in Massachusetts rose by six to 9,016, the state Department of Public Health reported Tuesday. The number of confirmed cases climbed by 286, bringing the total to 123,425. → Read More
Baker says state is keeping an eye on college coronavirus testing and tracing efforts
"We are currently reviewing all of the protocols associated with testing, tracing, isolation, quarantining, and notification, and plan to engage with the colleges on this,” Governor Charlie Baker said Tuesday. → Read More
Boston to extend outdoor dining from Oct. 31 to Dec. 1
Boston restaurants can continue hosting outdoor diners until Dec. 1 under an extension that Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh is expected to announce later Tuesday. → Read More
Vaccine producer says it could take ‘four to five years’ for the world to receive a COVID-19 dose
The chief executive of the world’s largest vaccine producer is cautioning that the world’s population may not be fully vaccinated against the coronavirus until at least the end of 2024, he said in an interview with the Financial Times. → Read More
Mass. reports 363 new confirmed coronavirus cases, 20 new deaths
Two key metrics in Massachusetts’ fight against the spread of COVID-19 either dropped to or stayed at new lows, according to the state’s daily report released Thursday, although the daily case and death numbers ticked up from what has been seen in recent days. → Read More
Baker says seven day positive average for COVID-19 declining; state keeping close eye on high risk communities
Governor Charlie Baker said Thursday that that state’s seven-day positive average for coronavirus tests has dipped to 0.8 percent, down from 0.9 percent the day before. → Read More
Mass. reports 182 new confirmed coronavirus cases, 4 new deaths
The seven-day rate of positive test results ticked downward from 0.9 percent to 0.8 percent Tuesday, which is the lowest it has been since reporting began, according to Wednesday’s numbers. → Read More
These photos and videos show wildfire smoke blocking out the sun in the San Francisco area
As wildfires raged across California on Wednesday, a massive cloud of smoke covered much of the state, blocking out the morning sun in the Bay Area and turning the sky an ominous shade of orange. → Read More
Here’s what Governor Baker said about Northeastern dismissing 11 students
Governor Charlie Baker weighed in after Northeastern dismissed 11 first-year students and kept their $36,500 tuition money, saying he felt “terrible” for the students but pointing out that they knowingly broke the COVID-19 era gathering rules. → Read More
Northeastern student tells CNN what the reaction has been on campus to the dismissal of 11 students
After Northeastern dismissed 11 first-year students for violating the COVID-19 era gathering policy and kept their $36,500 tuition money, CNN’s Brooke Baldwin asked Kelly Chan, editor-in-chief of the school's paper, how students on campus have been responding. → Read More
‘Keeping Up With the Kardashians’ will end in 2021, the family announces
The hit E! show “Keeping Up with the Kardashians” is officially done after running for 14 years. Kim Kardashian West wrote online that it “is with heavy hearts that we’ve made the difficult decision as a family to say goodbye” to the show. → Read More
There’s a block at the heart of Boylston Street that’s now almost entirely empty. Here’s why.
As bars without food service remain shuttered under Massachusetts COVID-19 reopening guidelines, four popular spots — McGreevy’s, Pour House, Lir, and Whiskey’s — have announced they are closing or changing hands. → Read More