76% of recent COVID deaths in Vermont were ‘fully vaccinated’
America’s most vaccinated state is grappling with record levels of breakthrough cases and death amid a national trend of COVID vaccine failure.
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Hospital refuses to treat patient who said ‘No’ to COVID-19 jab
74-year-old Janet Aldrich, who runs a freelance media operation from Hamilton, MA, is currently staying in Lahey Hospital & Medical Center in Burlington, MA, where she is seeking treatment for COVID and pneumonia.
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Massachusetts governor mandates COVID-19 jab for 100,000 health care workers
Governor Charlie Baker’s executive order draws challenge from union.
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Several states, cities announce new draconian COVID vaccine mandates
At least ten states, including Massachusetts, Washington, Oregon, and Nevada have enacted strict COVID-19 vaccine mandates in the past week, impacting millions of employees, customers, and college students.
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Father of 3 refused kidney transplant unless he takes experimental coronavirus vaccine
The UMass Memorial Health Center transplant team told Bernard LaPierre he’s required get the experimental injections if he wants surgery.
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Massachusetts legislature mulls allowing kids of any age to be vaccinated without parental knowledge or consent
The bills would either eliminate the religious exemption or else make the exemption much harder to obtain by incentivizing institutions to reject students who seek religious exemptions, allowing minors to get vaccines without parental approval, and letting schools make up their own vaccine requirements.
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‘Important victory’: Massachusetts rescinds flu vaccine mandate
Facing lawsuits, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health withdrew the mandate that would have required all students under age 30 attending Massachusetts schools to get a flu vaccine by Feb. 28.
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Massachusetts lawmakers override governor’s veto, expand abortion access for minors
The pro-life Massachusetts Family Institute called the legislation ‘Infanticide Act.’
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New York Times: ‘up to 90 percent’ of positive COVID cases don’t need to isolate
'The standard tests are diagnosing huge numbers of people who may be carrying relatively insignificant amounts of the virus,' the newspaper reported.
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Teachers call child protective service on students for missing online school last spring
Teachers from public schools in Massachusetts allegedly had been informing local police and child protective services on parents whose kids missed online school meetings while learning during the spring.
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