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<p>With 15 people now dead from vaping-related illnesses, the CDC is warning people not to smoke e-cigarettes with the marijuana ingredient THC, saying it may play a role in the mysterious lung illness. <br> Vaping expert Dr. Jonathan Winickoff from Mass. General Hospital for Children calls it an acute outbreak.</p>
<p>Built in 1931 by James Michael Curley, the L Street bathhouse has had major renovations in the <span class="wsc-spelling-problem" data-spelling-word="70s" data-wsc-lang="en_US">70s</span> and <span class="wsc-spelling-problem" data-spelling-word="80s" data-wsc-lang="en_US">80s</span>. Soon it will undergo its third round of major renovations <span class="wsc-grammar-problem" data-grammar-phrase="–" data-grammar-rule="DASH_RULE" data-wsc-lang="en_US">–</span> and its most expensive at $15 million. </p>
<p>A fire broke out at a gas station in Mansfield on Wednesday. The fireball consumed the <span class="wsc-spelling-problem" data-spelling-word="Cannan" data-wsc-lang="en_US">Cannan</span> Fuels Gas Station on Pratt Street in Mansfield. Police released aerial video showing how flames poured from the building on Wednesday afternoon.</p>
<p>Vape shops across the Massachusetts border are already gearing up for an increase in sales following Tuesday's <a href="https://www.boston25news.com/news/gov-baker-to-make-announcement-about-vaping/989859122" target="_blank">temporary vape ban</a>.</p>
<p>One of the reasons there have been so many mosquitoes this year is because there are fewer bats in the state eating them.</p>
<p>The threat for EEE is still critical in many cities and towns across Massachusetts, and on Tuesday aerial spraying is being done again in Plymouth and Bristol counties.</p>
<p>A woman was attacked by a coyote in Reading Monday on Avalon Road and punched the animal to put an end to the attack.</p>
<p>Extending nets at ballparks is a controversial topic but after another injury, does baseball need to do more to protect fans?</p>