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Most EMTs are white. A new program in Hartford aims to attract and train diverse candidates by paying them to learn.
By Jessika Harkay on July 13, 2021 Growing up, Thierry Gation never pictured himself as an EMT because none looked like him. “Most of the EMTs I saw were Caucasian. I never saw EMTs that were Hispanic or that were African-American, or anything else. It wasn’t until I...
read moreData shows COVID-19 testing down across Massachusetts
By Ryan Trowbridge and Kaylee Pugliese on July 15, 2021 SPRINGFIELD, MA (WGGB/WSHM) -- Western Mass News is looking into COVID-19 testing and we've found testing has significantly declined here in the Bay State. With the Delta variant of the virus and a summer cold...
read moreMobile vaccination site “Vax Bus” rolls into Worcester Thursday
By Isabel Sami on July 1, 2021 WORCESTER — As the COVID-19 vaccination rate in the city begins to lose momentum, the state has implemented a way to increase access to vaccines with a mobile vaccination clinic called the Vax Bus, which parked in Worcester Thursday. The...
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