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06/01/2026

Health awareness for a better life
Your body is always talking — the question is, are we listening?

Cholesterol. Blood pressure. Diabetes. Thyroid disease. Acid reflux. Breathing problems. Pain. Depression. Anxiety.

These are some of the most common health issues people face every day, and many of them can grow quietly before they become serious.

Awareness is not fear — it is power.

Check in with your body. Keep up with regular checkups. Ask questions. Get support early. Small steps today can protect your health tomorrow.

05/31/2026

Governor Healey Guides Massachusetts Schools, Hospitals, and Churches on Limiting ICE Access

BY ELLA ADAMS Massachusetts is guiding schools and colleges on how to deny federal immigration enforcement access to nonpublic areas, advising health care facilities on how protect confidential health information, and working with places of worship on ways to interact with officers, as well as po

05/28/2026

Fresh air, fresh produce, and a great reason to get out into the community!

Local farmers markets are returning across the Merrimack Valley this summer, including the North Andover Farmers Market behind Town Hall at 120 Main St., running Sundays from 10 AM–1 PM, June 21 through October 4. Nearby markets are also opening in Andover, Haverhill, Tewksbury, and Wakefield.

For seniors, caregivers, and families, farmers markets are more than a place to shop — they are a chance to enjoy the season, support local farms, pick up fresh foods, and stay connected with the community.
https://patch.com/massachusetts/northandover/farmers-market-guide-2026-where-go-what-know-north-andover

🚐 Safe rides. Local care. Community connection.

Several farmers markets are returning to the area as the weather warms up.

05/27/2026

Disability Reframed Celebrating our Childhood on TV June 25, 2026 5:30 - 8pm JOIN https://www.wgbh.org/events/disability-reframed-celebrating-our-childhood-on-tv

05/27/2026

LYNN — A soup sold by Whole Foods Market Kitchen and Lynn-based Kettle Cuisine was recalled after finding shellfish contamination.

LYNN — A soup sold by Whole Foods Market Kitchen and Lynn-based Kettle Cuisine was recalled after finding shellfish contamination. The soup, a minestrone, was recalled on Thursday, May 21, when an official found in-store that a single 24-ounce cup of the soup contained shrimp not listed on the lab...

05/25/2026

Steep drop in number of people with Affordable Care Act health coverage, analysis finds

Enrollment in Healthcare.gov and the other marketplaces is plunging by 5 million, the new paper from KFF finds. Last year, Congress failed to make a deal to keep the coverage more affordable.

05/24/2026

Memorial Day is a time to honor and remember those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. On Monday, May 25th, 2026, let's take a moment to reflect on their bravery and commitment.
This day is not only about remembrance but also about inclusivity, as we recognize the importance of supporting our veterans and those with disabilities. 🕊️

Consider attending local memorial events, volunteering, or simply sharing stories to keep their memories alive. Together, we can ensure that every individual is included in our celebrations and acknowledgments.

05/15/2026

Mass. won't change RMV policy restricting confidential license plates for ICE, despite federal pressure

The Trump administration is threatening to sue Massachusetts over the Registry of Motor Vehicles' policy against issuing confidential license plates to ICE for civil immigration enforcement. But Gov. Maura Healey's office says the state will not change its policy.

05/15/2026

Scientists are warning that conditions in the Pacific Ocean could lead to a powerful El Niño weather pattern developing earlier than expected, potentially bringing conditions to Massachusetts that will persist into winter.

Massachusetts could experience a warmer and somewhat wetter-than-average late spring and early summer.

05/13/2026

He was on the trip of a lifetime. Now he’s in a biocontainment unit in Nebraska while hantavirus cases rise

Dr. Stephen Kornfeld was taking the trip of a lifetime aboard a cruise sailing across the Atlantic Ocean when he was called on to care for other passengers who fell ill. Now, he’s the only MV Hondius passenger in a biocontainment unit at the University of Nebraska Medical Center after initially te...