Ipswich Mass FD has new chief

https://www.salemnews.com/news/ipswich-hires-new-fire-chief/article_8933ff66-2ab0-11ec-b02a-7784c6292c2e.html

not steve martin but almost

Daphne AL - new sta 5 has opened

https://www.wkrg.com/baldwin-county/daphne-opens-new-fire-station-but-volunteer-departments-still-struggling-in-baldwin-county/

2 bay - has Eng 5 - unknown exact location - south of Co Rd 64

nearby BelForest VFD is down 10 vols

Boston Mass - fires of note 2021

https://www.universalhub.com/fire

did Malden Mass have a fire?

Malden releasing mutual aid companies around 730 am today on 483.2875r

34 murders in Boston in 2021 - so far

https://www.universalhub.com/crime/murder/2021

boston pop is 684K

Fresno has pop of 525K but 61 murders so far

boston lagging way behind

burnt sequoia trees

https://abc30.com/windy-fire-update-damage-sequoia-national-forest-park/11117980/

sorta vague info

no photos of wrecked sequoias yet

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Boston suspends 812 workers over coronavirus vaccine mandate The city of Boston has suspended 812 employees who didn't come into compliance with its coronavirus vaccine mandates, leaving the city "implementing contingency plans" as it finds itself short more than 4% of its workforce. Read more → Charlie Baker taps National Guard to staff Department of Corrections, school COVID testing Gov. Charlie Baker is deploying up to 450 state National Guard members to tackle two crises: 250 deployed to offset likely staffing shortages at prisons from vaccine compliance layoffs and 200 to help schools with COVID-19 testing. Read more → Howie Carr: Trump slams RINO Charlie Baker and may come to Massachusetts Boy, has President Trump got Gov. Charlie Baker's number. Read more → Mastrodonato: No matter what happens now, 2021 Red Sox must be considered a success Even in a city like Boston, one that demands championships and often refuses to settle for less, some teams deserve an exception. This one falls in that category. Read more → 'Nero's Bill' to protect K9s receives favorable report, moves toward becoming law A bill that would allow emergency medical service personnel to treat police dogs injured in the line of duty has cleared a major legislative hurdle, receiving a favorable report from the Joint Committee on Public Safety and Homeland Security, and will be headed to the Senate and House for further consideration. Read more → Red Sox tickets listed at $7,900 for ALCS game 3 at Fenway The Boston Red Sox' improbable playoff run will continue into the American League Championship Series, and tickets to the first home game at Fenway next week are already listed as high as $7,900 on some broker sites. "My phone is blowing up with requests," said John Higgins, owner of Boston-based ticket broker Higs Tickets. "People […] Read more → Red Sox Notebook: ALCS matchup with Astros is ripe with storylines Houston is 5-2 against the Sox this year, out-scoring them 42-25. Read more → If Massachusetts' coronavirus vaccination rate was matched in Florida and Texas, more than 20,000 deaths could have been prevented: Report Matching Massachusetts' higher coronavirus vaccination rate could have averted more than 20,000 deaths and about 100,000 hospitalizations in Florida and Texas amid the delta variant, according to a newly published paper. Read more → Massachusetts reports 4,466 coronavirus cases over the long weekend, hospitalizations on the decline Massachusetts health officials on Tuesday reported 4,466 new coronavirus cases from the long weekend, as total COVID hospitalizations in the Bay State continued to drop. Read more → Massachusetts coronavirus breakthrough cases rise 4,034 last week, a bit up from the previous week More than 4,000 fully vaccinated people in Massachusetts tested positive for the coronavirus last week, a daily average of about 576 people as the rate of breakthrough infections ticked up a bit in the Bay State. Read more → Shark tag pops off near Nantucket: Atlantic White Shark Conservancy asks public to help them find the tag Great white shark researchers are asking boaters and beachgoers to be on the lookout for a red shark tag that recently popped off near Nantucket. Read more → Christopher Columbus Park vandalized as Italian Americans call for return of statue Italian-American citizens gathering in Christopher Columbus Waterfront Park to celebrate their heritage and the late explorer were greeted by signs and monuments scrawled with "Land Back" in red paint by vandals. The park has been the epicenter of the cultural battle over the continued observance of Columbus and his legacy. The six-foot white marble statue […] Read more →

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