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Raimondo signs directive requiring face masks in public places

The Rhode Island governor says adjusting to a ‘new normal’ will require patience and flexibility.

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Trabajadores de New Bedford reúnen desde sus automóviles, piden mejores estándares de seguridad en el lugar de trabajo en medio de COVID-19

Los trabajadores inmigrantes en New Bedford, incluidos los de la lucrativa industria de procesamiento de pescado de la ciudad, protestaron el viernes en sus automóviles instando a las empresas a implementar más protecciones de seguridad para los trabajadores en medio de la pandemia COVID-19.

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‘6 feet apart or 6 feet under’: singing the ‘C-19 Blues’

If you followed Boston’s punk rock scene in the 1980s and early 90s, you might recognize the voice of Bob L’Heureux, lead singer of the Busted Statues. Today, Bob lives in Cranston and sings country. And like everyone, he’s thinking about the coronavirus—so much so he’s written a song about it that’s likely to get your foot tapping.

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Fall River travel agency hard hit by COVID-19 crisis awaiting federal aid

President Trump signed the fourth coronavirus relief package to aid small businesses on Friday amid the COVID-19 pandemic. And many Southcoast small business owners that have been waiting for funds, like travel tour agency Sagres Vacations in Fall River, are hoping this will be the moment to finally get the monetary relief they need.

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