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Arlington Ends Shared Streets Pilot On Mary Street
The town will evaluate the effectiveness of the pilot, which aimed to reduce speeds and create social distancing space for pedestrians.

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The town will evaluate the effectiveness of the pilot, which aimed to reduce speeds and create social distancing space for pedestrians.

The town will cover up to two mortgage or rent payments for residents in need of assistance due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The district will offer free COVID-19 testing to students and staff as it prepares to bring back 12th grade this week.
Residents are advised to park on the even side of the street whenever a significant amount of snow is forecasted.
The loans went to 743 companies in Arlington in an effort to save some 4,214 jobs.
The city is "finding new ways to enjoy some of our favorite traditions" to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, Mayor Curtatone said.
State guidelines prohibit singing in an indoor space, a spokesperson for the Chevalier Theatre said.
The New York Times, the Surgo Foundation and Ariadne Labs used their vaccine tool to calculate what priority you would be to receive it.
The town secured funding to bring features back that were initially removed, including athletic field lighting, a bike ramp and more.
Police will only enforce the overnight parking ban when there is a significant amount of snow in the forecast.
The town surpassed 500 total cases since March.
The town surpassed 600 total cases since March.
The city surpassed 2,100 total cases since March.
The city marked its third-highest daily case rate on Wednesday and is tracking two "significant" coronavirus clusters.
The city surpassed 2,500 total cases since March.
Police said the pair was found with several letters and checks after a woman saw them fishing in a mailbox outside her apartment.
The city had 54 positive cases on Wednesday alone, its third-highest daily case rate since the start of the pandemic.
"If it was not for that neighbor, this fire could very well have resulted in serious injuries or fatalities," Fire Chief Charles Breen said.
The loans went to 745 companies in Malden in an effort to save some 6,360 jobs.
The loans went to 757 companies in Medford in an effort to save some 5,799 jobs.