Teachers union officials who don't want to go back to school in September put coffins and empty shoes on the steps of Haverhill City Hall on Wednesday symbolizing the students and teachers who could die if public schools re-open.
Mindful of the coronavirus emergency, city officials are presenting a hybrid plan of two days per week in the school building and three days a week of remote learning at home. But the teachers union doesn't want teachers to have to go to school at all, according to The Eagle-Tribune of Lawrence.
Rhode Islanders are now welcome back in Connecticut without going through any difficult process.
People from the Ocean State no longer have to quarantine for 14 days to travel to Connecticut, New York, or New Jersey because of a drop in coronavirus infections, as WPRI-TV Channel 12 reports.
