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Two former administrators of the Holyoke Soldiers’ Home in Massachusetts will avoid time in jail, four years after a COVID-19 outbreak left 76 veterans dead at the facility.
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The state of Massachusetts says 10 residents of the Holyoke Veterans’ Home have tested positive for COVID-19. All have mild symptoms or are recovering.
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The project was spurred by the COVID-19 tragedy at the state-run nursing home for veterans
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Former Superintendent, medical director facing trial for their parts in the deaths of more than 76 veterans
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A federal judge has approved a nearly $58 million settlement in a case involving the deaths of dozens of military veterans who contracted COVID-19 at a Massachusetts veterans home. The settlement was approved Monday by a judge in U.S. District Court in Springfield. The coronavirus outbreak at the Soldiers’ Home in Holyoke in the spring of 2020 took the lives of 84 residents.
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Group will champion interests of military veterans
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While visiting Berkshire County on Tuesday, Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker continued to make misleading statements about the 2020 Holyoke Soldiers’ Home COVID-19 outbreak that killed around 80 veterans.
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Changes are in response to 2020 deadly COVID outbreak
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84 veterans died in the outbreak, 84 survived.
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A report from the Massachusetts Inspector General raises more questions about the appointment in 2016 of Bennett Walsh to run the Holyoke Soldiers’ Home.