Massachusetts
Harvard-Affiliated Hospitals and Research Institutes Help Address Coronavirus Pandemic While Facing Resource Shortages
Several hospitals and research institutes affiliated with Harvard Medical School have increased healthcare and research activities to help fight the novel coronavirus pandemic, despite facing resource shortages.
Massachusetts Orders Non-Essential Businesses to Close, Issues Stay-at-Home Advisory
Massachusetts Governor Charlie D. Baker ’79 ordered all non-essential businesses to shut down and advised residents to stay at home Monday in the most drastic step taken by the state yet to stop the spread of the coronavirus outbreak.
City, State Officials Call for Shelter in Place to Control Coronavirus, Gov. Baker Rejects Proposal
32 municipal and state officials sent a letter to Massachusetts Governor Charlie D. Baker ’79 Wednesday calling for a “shelter in place” to mitigate the spread of coronavirus. Despite this, Baker said in a press conference Friday that there is currently no plan for a statewide shelter in place.
Gov. Baker Declares State of Emergency in Massachusetts
Governor Charlie D. Baker ’79 declared a state of emergency in Massachusetts Tuesday after the number of recorded coronavirus cases in the state doubled overnight.
Mass. Voters Cast their Ballots on Super Tuesday: Live Updates
The Crimson sent reporters to polling locations in Cambridge and Allston to talk to voters throughout Super Tuesday.
Harvard Prison Divestment Campaign Files Suit Against University
The Harvard Prison Divestment Campaign filed suit against Harvard in Massachusetts state court Wednesday over Harvard’s alleged investments in companies with ties to the prison industry.
Mass. Department of Transportation Updates Allston Residents on Infrastructure Plan
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation and Fiscal and Management Control Board held a meeting on Feb. 10 to update Allston residents and address public concern surrounding its ten-year infrastructure plan for the area.
Six Cambridge City Councilors Endorse Markey in U.S. Senate Race
Six members of the Cambridge City Council endorsed incumbent United States Senator Edward J. Markey (D-Mass.) in his primary election campaign against U.S. Representative Joseph P. Kennedy III (D-Mass) Thursday.
Ed Markey Speaks
Senator Edward J. Markey (D-Mass.) was recently endorsed by Cambridge City Councilors in his re-election campaign for U.S. Senate.
Joe Kennedy at Senate Forum
At a Senate candidate forum, U.S. Representative Joseph P. Kennedy III (D-Mass.) shared his vision for Massachusetts and the nation.
Ed Markey at Senate Forum
Senator Edward J. Markey (D-Mass.) spoke Sunday night at Cambridge Rindge and Latin School, as his position as incumbent is challenged in a competitive Senate race.
Kennedy Takes Aim at Markey’s Iraq War Vote at Cambridge Dems Event
Attempting to draw a distinction in the Massachusetts United States Senate race, U.S. Representative Joseph P. Kennedy III (D-Mass.) criticized incumbent Senator Edward J. Markey (D-Mass.), his primary opponent, for Markey’s initial vote in favor of the Iraq War at a Cambridge Democrats event featuring both candidates Sunday night.
Harvard Allston Land Company Solicits Proposals for Enterprise Research Campus
The Harvard Allston Land Company is soliciting proposals from developers for the initial construction phase of its Enterprise Research Campus in Allston in a formal request issued Friday, according to Harvard spokesperson Brigid O’Rourke.
