Children ages 5-11 can now get vaccinated
By Li Lucy Brandt
The Western States Scientific Safety Review Workgroup unanimously found the vaccine is safe and effective for young kids ages to 5-11 year-olds on Nov. 3.
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Red Sox Hoping For Game 6 Gem From Eovaldi
By Andrew Carter
The Houston Astros look to clinch AL pennant with Game 6 victory over Boston Red Sox
F.D.A expected to allow “Mix-and-Match” COVID boosters
By Rhiannon Melton
Researchers revealed promising results of a booster study by Oct 15,2021. The federal agency plans to allow using a different vaccine type from the one used in initial doses.
Johnson & Johnson is Shown to be More Durable than Other Vaccines
By Eva Windler
Study shows that Johnson and Johnson has higher rates of effectiveness over time than Pfizer and Moderna.
Wisconsin primary holds in-person voting amid coronavirus
By Samantha Woolf
Voters in Wisconsin went to the polls to vote in the Democratic primary during the coronavirus pandemic.
Baker Announces Investigation into State-Owned Soldiers’ Home
By Elena Naze
The investigation is over events that led to the outbreak of COVID-19.
Boston Homeless at Risk as 5 People Test Positive For COVID-19
By Karagan Knowles
The virus puts the community at a vulnerable risk due to close proximity of residents on the streets and homeless shelters.
What’s included in the $2 Trillion aid package
By Elena Naze
The $2 Trillion aid package is to help with the economic damage caused by the COVID-19 outbreak.
Baker Administration issues stay-at-home advisory
By Joshua Foster
Although Baker strongly advised Massachusetts residents to stay at home, he didn’t mandate them to.
Harvard moves to the virtual classroom to prevent spread of COVID-19
By Joshua Foster
Harvard told students not to return from spring break and moved all their classes online.