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Massachusetts coronavirus cases increase 657, lowest active cases for third day in a row

Massachusetts coronavirus cases increase 657, lowest active cases for third day in a row Alexi Cohan © Provided by Boston Herald BOSTON MA. MAY 13: Katherine Castillo gets a shot from Lachelle Do, EMT, as her 1-month-old daughter, Mia, sleeps inter carriage as Last Mile Vaccine administers the Pfizer vaccine at Commonwealth Tenants on May 13, 2021 in Brighton, MA. (Staff Photo By Nancy Lane/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald) State health officials on Saturday reported 657 new coronavirus cases and five new deaths, in a count that reflects additional cases due to a Friday data lag from a large laboratory, according to the DPH. Virus cases have been significantly lower in the last couple of weeks amid the vaccine rollout. The state Department of Public Health’s count of estimated active cases is now 14,396, down from the estimated active case tally of 36,775 cases a few weeks ago.

Biden wants all teachers to get first vaccine shot by end of March

Biden wants all teachers to get first vaccine shot by end of March Also school staff and child care workers Share Updated: 5:30 AM EST Mar 3, 2021 Biden wants all teachers to get first vaccine shot by end of March Also school staff and child care workers Share Updated: 5:30 AM EST Mar 3, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript WITH DETAILS AND THE LOCAL RESPONSE. JENNIFER: NEW THIS MORNING, IF YOU LOG ONTO THE CBS WEBSITE, TEACHERS ARE LISTED AS ELIGIBLE TO GET THE VACCINE IN MASSACHUSETTS EVEN THOUGH THE STATE HAS NOT SAID THEY ARE. WE EXPECT TO HEAR FROM THE GOVERNOR LATER TODAY. YOU CAN BE SURE HE WILL BE ASKED ABOUT THIS NEW DIRECTIVE TO VACCINATE ALL TEACHERS. WE WANT EVERY EDUCATOR, SCHOOL STAFF MEMBER, CHILD CARE WORKER TO RECEIVE AT LEAST ONE SHOT BY THE END OF THE MONTH OF MARCH. THE PRESIDENT SAYS THIS WILL HAPPEN AT LOCAL PHARMACIES THROUGH A FEDERAL PROGRAM STARTING NEXT WEEK. 30 STATES HAVE STARTED VACCINATED TEACHERS. MASSACHUSETT

As educator COVID-19 vaccinations become available, Massachusetts Teachers Association wants to work with state on rollout

As educator COVID-19 vaccinations become available, Massachusetts Teachers Association wants to work with state on rollout Updated Mar 03, 2021; With educator vaccinations finally in sight during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Massachusetts Teachers Association is pushing to work with the state on the rollout of inoculations. Gov. Charlie Baker on Wednesday morning announced that starting March 11, K-12 employees, early childcare workers and school staff will be eligible to sign up to get the COVID-19 vaccine. The announcement followed a directive from President Joe Biden on Tuesday for states to prioritize the vaccinations of teachers. “When educators feel safe, it has a direct impact on students feeling safe,” MTA President Merrie Najimy said during a news conference that was live-streamed.

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