Cranston, RI|News|
Most RI Residents Would Get $600 Payments Under Relief Agreement
Here are some of the ways Rhode Island residents would benefit from the newly agreed-upon coronavirus relief package.
Mike Carraggi, Patch Staff
Mike Carraggi, Patch Staff
- Melrose, MA
Mike joined Patch in 2016 after eight years at The Boston Globe. He managed and directed news coverage in Southern New England before moving to the Product Team. Tell me how we can make Patch better at mike.carraggi@patch.com.
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Boston, MA|News|
Most MA Residents Would Get $600 In Coronavirus Relief Agreement
Here are some of the ways Massachusetts residents would benefit from the new coronavirus relief package.
Mike Carraggi, Patch Staff
Melrose|News|
Melrose Neighborhood Brightens Up Holiday Season
Residents of the Horace Mann neighborhood lined the streets with some 2,000 luminaries this weekend, releasing some pent-up holiday cheer.
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Melrose|News|
Melrose Bank Robbed By Man In Surgical Mask: Police
Authorities said the man told a Santander Bank teller to fill a brown paper bag with cash Saturday morning.
Mike Carraggi, Patch Staff
Melrose|News|
U.S. Rep. Clark Gets COVID-19 Vaccines, Asks Others To Follow
The Melrose Democrat and Assistant Speaker of the House received the vaccine, which has been made available to Congress.
Mike Carraggi, Patch Staff
Melrose|News|
Virus-Weary MelroseWakefield Hospital Begins Vaccines, See Hope
Front-line workers were the first to get vaccinated for COVID-19 in a landmark day soaked with emotion and optimism at MelroseWakefield.
Mike Carraggi, Patch Staff
Boston, MA|News|
Christmas Lights Lead To Brake Lights, Stifling Traffic: Patch PM
Also: Man charged with murdering parents | Here's when Boston's outdoor dining could resume | More.
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Boston, MA|News|
Here's When Boston's Outdoor Dining Could Resume
Outdoor dining is finished through the winter, but restaurants will have the opportunity to bring it back for most of 2021.
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Boston, MA|News|
Boston Conference Led To 330K+ Coronavirus Infections: Study
The Biogen conference in February was a coronavirus superspreader event like few others, according to a study in the journal Science.
Mike Carraggi, Patch Staff
Plymouth, MA|News|
Man Charged With Murdering His Parents In Middleborough Home
Ryan True, 21, was arrested after his parents' bodies were found in their home Thursday morning.
Mike Carraggi, Patch Staff
Boston, MA|News|
Boston Shutdown? Not Yet, But Walsh 'Will Not Hesitate'
Boston won't roll back its reopening any further than the state is, Mayor Marty Walsh said. Boston has voluntarily remained in step one.
Mike Carraggi, Patch Staff
Boston, MA|News|
Baker Didn't Overstep Authority In COVID Orders: MA High Court
The Supreme Judicial Court upheld Baker's executive orders, saying they didn't violate civil rights.
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Boston, MA|News|
Man, 71, Accused Of Murdering Girlfriend With Furniture Dolly
Alan Washington of Roxbury was held without bail after what prosecutors said was an argument turned deadly.
Mike Carraggi, Patch Staff
Concord, NH|News|
Are You Confident In The COVID-19 Vaccine? Take The Patch Survey
COVID-19 vaccines are expected to begin arriving within weeks, but not everyone is clamoring to get them as soon as possible.
Mike Carraggi, Patch Staff
Boston, MA|News|
Northern Lights May Be Visible In MA Tonight: Patch PM
Also: Red Sox Dropping Lowell Spinners as minor league affiliate | Rep. Joe Kennedy III says country's future is 'big and bright' | More.
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Boston, MA|News|
MA Vaccine Distribution Plan: General Public Waits Until April
The timeline on a new three-phase distribution plan starts next week with hospitals receiving the first 60,000 Pfizer doses.
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Boston, MA|News|
Here's What MA's Rollback Means For You
The state is taking a step back in its reopening process beginning Sunday. Here are the industries the order impacts.
Mike Carraggi, Patch Staff
Melrose|News|
Follow Your Art Drawing On Community Support For 'Arts For All'
The fundraiser challenges residents to make small donations to help make art programs accessible for all and help communtiy art projects.
Mike Carraggi, Patch Staff
Boston, MA|News|
MA Rolls Back Reopening As COVID-19 Threatens Hospital Capacity
Massachusetts is moving back to the first step of phase three of the reopening plan and instituting additional restaurant restrictions.
Mike Carraggi, Patch Staff
Melrose|News|
Chris Cinella Selected To Lead Melrose City Council In 2021
Much like outgoing President Jen Grigoraitis, Cinella will lead the council into a great unknown.
Mike Carraggi, Patch Staff
