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Some people are at higher risk of getting severely ill from food poisoning, including people 65 and older, kids under 5 years old, people with weakened immune systems, and pregnant people. Learn how to protect yourself and others from food poisoning: bit.ly/4dkBZ1Y
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Driving out breast cancer, one car at a time! Order your plate today: bit.ly/4yPRd8h #BreastCancerAwareness
Tee time is for everyone at DCR’s Ponkapoag Golf Course! We have six paramotion adaptive golf carts to support golfers of all abilities! Check the link to learn more and schedule your first lesson! bit.ly/47kQrnq
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Share your story and help us address barriers to health in your community: take our 2026 Community Health Equity Survey. Your feedback's anonymous, and we'll use survey results to make better informed decisions about programs and resources where you live: mass.gov/HealthSurvey

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Created by @WPI students, this series helps residents understand combined sewer overflows (CSOs) and their impact on local waterways.
As winter approaches, heavy rain and snowmelt can strain older sewer systems, increasing the risk of sewage overflows into waterways.
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🚔Operation Wicked Safe 🚨
Massachusetts State Police Troopers had a very busy first day conducting highly visible traffic enforcement targeting dangerous and distracted driving.
Six states. One mission. Safer highways. #OperationWickedSafe
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Parents can play an important role in preventing bullying. If you think your child is being bullied at school or online, these tips can help you start a conversation to let them know you care and what you can do together to make it stop: bit.ly/4i4cwwE #StopBullying
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Drivers under 18 are not allowed to use ANY electronic devices. #JustDriveMA Remember it’s the law!

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When lives are on the line, extraordinary courage can make all the difference.
At the Trooper George L. Hanna Memorial Awards for Bravery, we honored officers who put others before themselves.
Massachusetts is grateful for your service. You’ve always had our backs, and we’ll always have yours.
🛒Shopping with WIC and EBT? Remember the golden rule: Swipe your MassWIC card FIRST!
Swiping WIC first ensures your free WIC items clear properly before your EBT or SNAP benefits are touched. Keep more money in your pocket!
📱 Scan items ahead with the MassWIC app.
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Today is White Cane Awareness Day. The law requires all motorists and bicyclists to come to a complete stop when they see a pedestrian using a guide dog or a white cane while crossing the street. #WhiteCane @massblind
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Just a reminder: October 15 is the extended filing deadline for certain 2025 Massachusetts taxes. If you haven’t filed yet, you still have until midnight. bit.ly/4diwAJ8
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Got food poisoning? Help prevent others from getting sick by reporting it to public health officials: bit.ly/3Tt8nZb
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Now is the time to upgrade to #REALID. Individuals 18 & older now need a REAL ID driver’s license or ID card (or another ID accepted by @TSA) to board domestic flights or enter certain federal facilities. Visit Mass.gov/REALID to learn more and schedule your appointment.
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At the State Library, our Legislative Reference Librarian leaves no stone unturned for your reference request!
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As the weather gets colder, make sure your newborn doesn't get too hot while they are sleeping. The best room temperature for your baby is between 68F and 72F. Learn more infant safe sleep practices: mass.gov/SafeSleep #SafeSleep
Over 500 users successfully enrolled on the first day of our Car-Free Seniors program. During the pilot, Massachusetts residents age 75 and older, who no longer drive, can apply for free fares to travel across bus, subway, ferry, and @MBTA_CR services.
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Did your vehicle fail inspection in October? Find out what to do by clicking here: mavehiclecheck.com/motorists…
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