Thousands of people reported the earthquake to the USGS website, including residents from Easthampton, Massachusetts, and Hartford, Connecticut—both of which are around 100 miles away.

Shaking Reported In Massachusetts And Rhode Island Not An Earthquake, USGS Says April 2, 2021 / 12:45 PM EDT / CBS Boston BOSTON (CBS) -- Did you feel it?

USGS data is “the gold standard,” said David Boutt, a hydrogeologist at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. “The communities, the first responders, the people that use this data know ...

York Harbor is about 30 miles north of the Massachusetts border. Light shaking from the earthquake was felt as far south as ...

Parts of Massachusetts felt a rumble and shake early Monday afternoon when a small earthquake hit the area. According to a Weston Observatory scientist, there was a magnitude 1.5 earthquake ...

A minor earthquake shook parts of Massachusetts on Tuesday night, the United States Geological Survey reported.The USGS said the tremor was initially reported as a 2.0 near Millis, but that was ...

According to the USGS, Monday morning's earthquake originated about seven miles off the southeast coast of York Harbor, Maine. York Harbor is about 30 miles north of the Massachusetts border.

An earthquake just off the coast of Maine was felt in Massachusetts and Rhode Island on Monday. ... According to the USGS, ...

Thousands of people reported the earthquake to the USGS website, including residents from Easthampton, Massachusetts, and Hartford, Connecticut—both of which are around 100 miles away.

Thousands of people reported the earthquake to the USGS website, including residents from Easthampton, Massachusetts, and Hartford, Connecticut—both of which are around 100 miles away.