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Braintree Mayor Charles Kokoros speaks with WATD’s Dan McCready about the latest COVID numbers in town and the resumption of some events and celebrations.

Braintree Mayor Charles Kokoros speaks with WATD’s Dan McCready about the latest COVID numbers in town and the naming of an Interim School Superintendent.   Photo Credit: Town of Braintree

Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan speaks with WATD’s Dan McCready about the latest COVID numbers in his city and a waiver from the state to delay school reopening.   Photo Credit: City of Brockton

Braintree Mayor Charles Kokoros speaks with WATD’s Dan McCready about the latest COVID numbers in his community, school reopening, and vaccinations.     Photo Credit: Town of Braintree

While the COVID-19 Pandemic has limited the scope of many of their activities, students in Duxbury have still been able to participate in Pi Day observances.   Brandon Josselyn, the Middle School and High School Math Curriculum Coordinator, tells WATD News they also marked the occasion with culinary treats.   Brandon Josselyn, the Middle School […]

Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan gives WATD’s Dan McCready the city’s latest COVID Numbers and new regarding the reopening of schools.    Photo Credit: City of Brockton

Braintree Mayor Charles Kokoros is not happy about the state’s recent policies when it comes to COVID-19 Vaccine distributions.     Kokoros tells WATD News these challenges come as they are still working to address challenges with schools reopening.     Mayor Kokoros says they have vaccinated over 1,200 individuals in Braintree between first responders […]

Braintree Mayor Charles Kokoros gives WATD’s Dan McCready the latest COVID numbers and discusses a new vaccination initiative.     Photo Credit: Town of Braintree.

Brainree Mayor Charles Kokoros speaks with WATD’s Dan McCready about the latest COVID numbers in town, plans for the schools, and vaccination initiatives.   Photo Credit: Town Of Braintree

Marshfield students won’t be returning to their classrooms this week. Superintendent Jeffrey Granatino put out a notice Sunday night saying that after reviewing the newest number of COVID-19 positive cases from the Board of Health they have decided that the district will move to a schedule of full remote learning for the next two weeks. […]