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Newsperson @BostonGlobe + originals editor @SundayLongRead once @UofIllinois. We’re all struggling with the world on fire and the fear we’re taught. He/him

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CVS Health, other companies mandate COVID shots after FDA approval; US outbreaks force early reversals on in-person learning

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By Emily Sweeney Verified, Alexa Gagosz Verified, Peter Bailey-Wells Verified, Ryan Huddle
| MSN Verified
Coronavirus case counts are once again rising across the US, near and far. Health officials are scrambling to vaccinate as the Delta variant takes hold. Below, we're gathering the latest news and updates on coronavirus in New England and beyond. Georgia Governor orders National Guard to hospitals - 1:58 p.m. By The Associated Press More than 100 National Guard personnel are being deployed to 20 hospitals across Georgia to help deal with the state's latest surge of COVID-19 cases, Georgia Gov.
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Another windy, bitter day on the way

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By Peter Bailey-Wells Verified
| MSN Verified
© Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff High winds brought down this tree in the yard of a home in Milton on Monday. After blasting winds and snow squalls whipped across New England on Monday, tens of thousands of customers were without power and record wind speeds were recorded. A day later, things are still blustery, with gusts up to 40 or 50 miles per hour in Greater Boston, the National Weather Service said.
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Nearly an inch of rain could fall on parts of Mass. on Sunday

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By Peter Bailey-Wells Verified
| MSN Verified
A windy, rainy Sunday is on the way for southern New England, with nearly an inch of rain possible in some areas due to a storm that entered the region late Saturday. The temperature will remain above freezing throughout Sunday, preventing the rain from falling as snow, but anyone on the roads this morning, especially in Western and Central Massachusetts, could see slippery conditions, forecasters said.
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