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One year later: The last photos you took on your phone before COVID changed everything Steve Annear © From top left: @shaleentitle, @sarahmattero, @ArtieB, @EAlmquist @davidmanzo, @captivedriver Twitter users shared photos they took in the days before a state of emergency was declared last year.
One year ago today, it became alarmingly clear that life as we knew it was about to change drastically.
On March 10, 2020, as the number of coronavirus cases crept toward 100, and the first cases with no known source broke out in Berkshire County, Governor Charlie Baker declared a state of emergency for Massachusetts.
“I would have to say that the risk has increased,” Baker said at a news conference. “Responding to this evolving health threat requires everyone to be vigilant and everyone to be part of this effort.”
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POLLACK S NEW LANE President Joe Biden is filling his new administration with Massachusetts officials and experts, and leaving some big job openings here in the process.
As Gov. Charlie Baker put it yesterday, he s said goodbye to quite a few colleagues in the last several weeks the mayor of Boston, the governor of Rhode Island, two members of his medical advisory board, and now, one of his best-known cabinet secretaries.