Latest Covid-19 info from: Massachusetts | City of Boston
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By adamg - 12/3/20 - 6:41 pm
Massachusetts today reported 5,797 more positive Covid-19 test results, up from yesterday's previous record of 4,613. Read more.
By adamg - 12/3/20 - 1:36 pm
Mayor Walsh said today that Boston has seen "a significant uptake in the last couple of days" in Covid-19 numbers: 825 new cases reported over those two days. Read more.
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By adamg - 12/1/20 - 10:18 pm
People who want a Covid-19 test will be able to walk up for a free test, no questions asked, at the Anna Mae Cole Community Center, 10 Lamartine St. Ext. between 3 and 7 p.m. on Wednesday and Thursday. Read more.
By adamg - 12/1/20 - 2:11 pm
The owner of New Moon Villa on Edinboro Street in Chinatown had to answer a citation today for a Nov. 10 incident in which licensing detectives found three patrons dancing inside while sipping from the bottles of tequila and cognac they brought in with them - half an hour after the restaurant was supposed to be shut due to the state's current Covid-19 regulations. Read more.
By adamg - 11/28/20 - 9:25 pm
Today's Massachusetts Covid-19 report shows 1,045 people in the hospital with the virus, the first time the state has reached that number since June 15. Read more.
By adamg - 11/25/20 - 1:37 pm
Mayor Walsh said today that the percentage of people testing positive on Covid-19 tests had dropped to 4% for the week ending Nov. 20 over the week before, the first time numbers have dropped in at least five weeks. Read more.
By adamg - 11/24/20 - 3:58 pm
Attorney General Maura Healey today announced a lawsuit against Boston Sports Club after "repeated failures" to honor requests for membership cancellations and refunds in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. Read more.
By adamg - 11/24/20 - 9:28 am
Wonder Bar on Harvard Avenue in Allston announced yesterday it will never re-open. You can figure out why.
By adamg - 11/23/20 - 1:48 pm
A federal judge today dismissed a Weymouth man's suit against Charlie Baker and Maura Healey over this spring's Covid-19 orders because the man did not show any direct harm to himself in the orders, something that's required for a lawsuit in federal court. Read more.
By adamg - 11/23/20 - 1:05 pm
The Massachusetts court system announced today it's going to have as many employees work at home next week and will reduce the number of in-person hearings at the state's trial courts to try to deter Covid-19 being spread by the newly infected but still asymptomatic. Read more.
By adamg - 11/23/20 - 9:59 am
Boston Restaurant Talk reports that Villa Mexico on Water Street has closed, but hopes to re-open on Jan. 11.
By adamg - 11/20/20 - 9:59 am
Two companies that run walking tours of Salem are suing the state over Covid-19 orders that effectively limit the size of their gatherings to just a dozen people, saying that's an impermissible violation of their free-speech rights under the First Amendment. Read more.
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