Eight Middlesex Sheriff employees have COVID-19
![The Middlesex Sheriff’s Office announced Thursday evening that seven employees at the Middlesex Jail and House of correction have tested positive for COVID-19, as has an eighth employee who works elsewhere in the department. The test resultd come just days after two inmates in the jail — who had been cellmates — tested positive for […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/low-z-Koutoujian-1.jpg?w=519 "The Middlesex Sheriff’s Office announced Thursday evening that seven employees at the Middlesex Jail and House of correction have tested positive for COVID-19, as has an eighth employee who works elsewhere in the department. The test resultd come just days after two inmates in the jail — who had been cellmates — tested positive for […]")
The Middlesex Sheriff’s Office announced Thursday evening that seven employees at the Middlesex Jail and House of correction have tested positive for COVID-19, as has an eighth employee who works elsewhere in the department. The test resultd come just days after two inmates in the jail — who had been cellmates — tested positive for […]
![TOWNSEND – The coronavirus has come to another town in the Nashoba Valley. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health alerted the Townsend Board of Health on Wednesday afternoon that two residents had tested positive for COVID-19. “The Board of Health will continue its disease surveillance and monitoring activities to help slow the spread of this […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/CoronavirusCell-1.jpg?w=300 "TOWNSEND – The coronavirus has come to another town in the Nashoba Valley. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health alerted the Townsend Board of Health on Wednesday afternoon that two residents had tested positive for COVID-19. “The Board of Health will continue its disease surveillance and monitoring activities to help slow the spread of this […]")
![SHIRLEY – We’ve never had streetlights along our rural road, save for one posted at each end, like sentinels overlooking a mile-long stretch of darkness. The only light at night comes from the houses, spaced an acre or so apart. Most blink out by midnight. Lately, though, I’ve seen lights shining through the trees at […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/low-z-house-1.jpg?w=249 "SHIRLEY – We’ve never had streetlights along our rural road, save for one posted at each end, like sentinels overlooking a mile-long stretch of darkness. The only light at night comes from the houses, spaced an acre or so apart. Most blink out by midnight. Lately, though, I’ve seen lights shining through the trees at […]")
![BOSTON – Usually when all eyes in Massachusetts are on the skies to see the New England Patriots plane touch down it’s because it’s carrying another Lombardi Trophy back from the Super Bowl. But on Thursday afternoon, the Pats plane is expected to land at Logan with more than 1 million N95 masks for Massachusetts […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Kraft-1.jpeg?w=266 "BOSTON – Usually when all eyes in Massachusetts are on the skies to see the New England Patriots plane touch down it’s because it’s carrying another Lombardi Trophy back from the Super Bowl. But on Thursday afternoon, the Pats plane is expected to land at Logan with more than 1 million N95 masks for Massachusetts […]")
![SHIRLEY – Meet the town’s new full time police officer, Jesus Ostolaza, Jr. Shirley Selectmen at their March 9 meeting appointed Officer Jesus Ostolaza to a full time patrolman’s position, accepting the recommendation of Police Chief Samuel Santiago. Officer Ostolaza was previously a reserve officer in town. Ostolaza was picked from the reserve ranks back […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/low-z-hire-1.jpg?w=249 "SHIRLEY – Meet the town’s new full time police officer, Jesus Ostolaza, Jr. Shirley Selectmen at their March 9 meeting appointed Officer Jesus Ostolaza to a full time patrolman’s position, accepting the recommendation of Police Chief Samuel Santiago. Officer Ostolaza was previously a reserve officer in town. Ostolaza was picked from the reserve ranks back […]")
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![LOWELL — Despite steep financial losses amid the pandemic, Lowell General Hospital is prepared to handle a surge in coronavirus cases expected to hit the state in the next two weeks, CEO Joseph White said. The hospital has lost about 40% of its monthly revenue due to cancelled elective procedures and appointments, White said. As […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/low-z-hospitals-1.jpg?w=263 "LOWELL — Despite steep financial losses amid the pandemic, Lowell General Hospital is prepared to handle a surge in coronavirus cases expected to hit the state in the next two weeks, CEO Joseph White said. The hospital has lost about 40% of its monthly revenue due to cancelled elective procedures and appointments, White said. As […]")
‘This is very real’: Lowell General Hospital prepares for surge
LOWELL — Despite steep financial losses amid the pandemic, Lowell General Hospital is prepared to handle a surge in coronavirus cases expected to hit the state in the next two weeks, CEO Joseph White said. The hospital has lost about 40% of its monthly revenue due to cancelled elective procedures and appointments, White said. As […]
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![It’s been five days since the country did the responsible thing and hit the pause button on the sports world for the foreseeable future, while we deal with the global pandemic caused by COVID-19 (coronavirus). Meanwhile, sports fans are certainly going through withdrawal. We deeply miss the competition and the abundance of live games that […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/IMG_0672-1.jpg?w=263 "It’s been five days since the country did the responsible thing and hit the pause button on the sports world for the foreseeable future, while we deal with the global pandemic caused by COVID-19 (coronavirus). Meanwhile, sports fans are certainly going through withdrawal. We deeply miss the competition and the abundance of live games that […]")
Column: Father-son one-on-one fills sports void
It’s been five days since the country did the responsible thing and hit the pause button on the sports world for the foreseeable future, while we deal with the global pandemic caused by COVID-19 (coronavirus). Meanwhile, sports fans are certainly going through withdrawal. We deeply miss the competition and the abundance of live games that […]
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![LITTLETON — Police Chief Matthew J. Pinard announced that the Littleton Police Department is participating in the Autism Police Patch Program throughout the month of April. The custom-designed patches will help to increase autism awareness throughout the community and raise money to be donated to the Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation for Autism, which provides financial […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/low-z-0331littbadge-1.jpg?w=317 "LITTLETON — Police Chief Matthew J. Pinard announced that the Littleton Police Department is participating in the Autism Police Patch Program throughout the month of April. The custom-designed patches will help to increase autism awareness throughout the community and raise money to be donated to the Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation for Autism, which provides financial […]")
Littleton police patch in to help autism awareness
LITTLETON — Police Chief Matthew J. Pinard announced that the Littleton Police Department is participating in the Autism Police Patch Program throughout the month of April. The custom-designed patches will help to increase autism awareness throughout the community and raise money to be donated to the Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation for Autism, which provides financial […]
