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Reading Remains Moderate Risk As Coronavirus Rate Rises
The town was labeled a yellow community by the state, with 23 cases over the last two weeks.

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The town was labeled a yellow community by the state, with 23 cases over the last two weeks.

The town was one of 121 Massachusetts communities marked high risk, with 58 cases over the last two weeks.
The city was one of 121 Massachusetts communities marked high risk, with 129 cases over the last two weeks.
The town was labeled a yellow community by the state, with 42 cases over the last two weeks.
After two weeks of being labeled red by the state, Somerville went back down to yellow in the latest report.
The city was one of 121 Massachusetts communities marked high risk, with 70 cases over the last two weeks.
The city suspended enforcing residential parking permits due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Licensing Board voted this week to waive 2021 fees, citing the economic toll of the COVID-19 pandemic on license holders.
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The PayByPhone app will be introduced when the town starts enforcing parking meter payments next month.
Wakefield, which has been labeled high risk the past two weeks, released a new dashboard Tuesday on the virus's impact in town.
1 Salem Street, deemed a public safety threat, will be torn down this weekend. Drivers are asked to avoid the area.
William Tauro, who runs the Somerville News Weekly website, announced Thursday he will pull papers for the mayor's office.
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The city, which has already had to roll back its reopening plan, will hand out washable masks Saturday in an effort to curb the spread.
Another Bluebikes station was recently installed at the Minuteman Bikeway, bringing the total number of Arlington stops to five.
The district announced a return date for fifth-graders this week, but grades 7-12 still remain up in the air.