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Red Cross of Mass. Honors Emergency Professionals
Meet the heroes who work for Boston EMS amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Red Cross of Mass. Honors Blood Service Hero
This hero is honored for her vital work in the blood banking field.
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Red Cross of Mass. Honors Firefighters
It takes more than a pandemic to stop the work of the Boston Fire Department.
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Red Cross of Mass. Honors Community Service Hero
This community impact hero is on a mission to make sure clients in the food insecurity space are never ashamed to ask for the service.
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Red Cross of Mass. Honors Global Citizen Hero
The Red Cross of Mass. honors global citizens hero.
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Red Cross of Mass. Honors Good Samaritan Heroes
The Red Cross of Mass. recognizes good samaritan heroes in video series.
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Red Cross of Mass. Honors Military Hero
The Red Cross of Massachusetts is honoring heroes in our community who exemplify courage and extraordinary action.
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Red Cross of Mass. Honors Boston Police Street Outreach Unit
The Red Cross of Massachusetts is honoring heroes in our community who exemplify courage and extraordinary action.
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Red Cross of Massachusetts Honors COVID-19 Nursing Heroes
Nurses on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic recount the challenges of responding during a trying time.
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Teen Recognized as Masachusetts Red Cross Youth Hero
The Red Cross of Massachusetts honored 16-year-old Mikayla Gigliotti for her extraordinary work in the community.
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Red Cross Honors Local Heroes in First-of-Its-Kind Boston Event
On the first anniversary of the pivotal moment in Massachusetts history, when Gov. Charlie Baker called on all non-essential business to shut down as a result of a worldwide pandemic, the American Red of Massachusetts honors its heroes. President and CEO of Putnam Investments, Robert J. Reynolds, chairs the inaugural event, Heroes Breakfast Boston, on Wednesday, March 10, 2021. The…
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Uniquely New England: Sunny, a Bright Spot in Framingham
A woman in Framingham is taking her important message on the road. Her name is Sunny. She is 87 years old and she has a simple sign with a big message. The sign reads, “United not divided. Say no to racism. BE KIND.” It all started a year and four months ago when she wanted to go to a rally…
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Dorchester House Fire Displaces Residents, Leaves $100K in Damage, Officials Say
A fire in the attic of a house in Dorchester displaced several residents from their homes Sunday morning, fire official said. The blaze, reported around 8:25 a.m. to the Boston Fire Department, left an estimated $100,000 in damage to the building at 63 Waldron Street. No one was reported injured, but six people lived in the residence. The Red Cross…
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Plasma Donations Running Low as FDA Considers Use for COVID Cases
The Food and Drug Administration is reportedly nearing a decision to issue an emergency use authorization to use convalescent plasma for treating coronavirus patients. Unfortunately, the supply of plasma is running low.
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What Is Plasma? How to Donate Convalescent Plasma for Coronavirus Patients
Plasma is precious for people sick with COVID-19. The liquid portion of blood taken from survivors of the disease may be rich in antibodies that doctors hope can speed up recovery for the sickest patients.
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Red Cross Collecting Plasma Donations From People With Coronavirus Antibodies
Could the blood of people who have recovered from COVID-19 help those who are still sick with the illness?
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Baker, First Lady Visit Red Cross Amid Calls for Blood Donations
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker and first lady Lauren Baker visited a Red Cross donation center in Dedham Saturday to donate blood and call for the public to do the same. Their visit comes amid nationwide calls for blood during the deadly coronavirus crisis, despite the need for social distancing. Baker said that due to the closure of schools and other…
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Baker: Blood Donations Still Matter During Coronavirus Lockdown
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker explains why people should donate blood during the coronavirus crisis while speaking at a Red Cross location in Dedham.
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Blood Supply ‘At Risk of Collapse' as Coronavirus Outbreak Halts Donations
The American Red Cross and blood banks across the nation are putting out an urgent call for donors amid the COVID-19 pandemic. As the virus spreads and events and businesses close, donations are dropping, dangerously in some areas.
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2-Alarm Fire Displaces 4 East Boston Residents
A heavy, two-alarm fire in East Boston displaced four residents from their homes late Monday evening, authorities said. When Boston fire crews arrived at the scene around 11:25 p.m., they observed flames from the basement to the top floor at 296 Princeton St. The building at 294 Princeton St. also suffered damage, according to the Boston Fire Department. One firefighter…