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Chloe Hummel and Winnie Jiang, West Haven High School seniors, deliver graduation speeches

Emily Root, Thomaston High School valedictorian, gives a graduation speech

Sydney Bernier, Anahi Gutierrez and Haley Peacock, Orville H. Platt’s High School seniors give graduation speeches

Elda Sapon Ramirez, Excel High School’s Valedictorian, gives a graduation speech.

Carly Counter and Maizy Shepard, Mt. Abraham High School seniors, deliver graduation speeches

Alyssa Wodarski, class president and Annelise Montuori, valedictorian and class treasurer, deliver graduation speeches

Avantika Naik and Patrick Yu, Mansfield High School’s valedictorian and salutatorian, deliver graduation speeches

Sydney Kolosky and Maryellen Marino, The Gilbert School’s valedictorian and salutatorian, give graduation speeches

Joanna Wypasek and Gabriela Soriano, Hill Regional Career High School’s valedictorian and salutatorian, give graduation speeches

Thanh Henry Nguyen, Isabella Masiello and Candace Agyemang, Worcester Technical High School’s valedictorian, salutatorian and class president, deliver graduation speeches

Faith Thomas, Danbury High School’s valedictorian, gives a graduation speech

Sarah Ramirez, a student ambassador at Fenway High School, delivers a graduation speech

Tania Acosta, Central Falls High School’s valedictorian gives a graduation speech

DJ Chris Saraiva and photographer Nelly Saraiva from the MA Coalition of Wedding Vendors on the impact of COVID-19 on their industry.

Boston Business Journal Editor Doug Banks on unemployment ,PPP confusion, baseball, gambling and college.

A small business owner with a recording studio is trying to bring in donations for New Hampshire musicians losing money during the coronavirus outbreak by mixing and mastering their music for free..

Hundreds of thousands have lost electricity in the last 24 hours with wind gusts over 55 mph, a speed that will take down healthy trees in some cases.

Today: Rain, damaging southerly wind gusts to 70 mph. Highs in the 60s.
Overnight Monday Night: Clearing. Lows in the 40s.
Tuesday: Fair, seasonable. Highs in the 50s.

Amidst the coronavirus pandemic, officials are asking Chelsea residents to stay at home. But due to housing costs and essential jobs, it’s harder than it could be.

Gov. Baker urges Massachusetts residents to wear a mask whenever they leave the house, due to COVID-19.