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Stoneham Coronavirus Threat Falls In Latest State Report
The state labeled Stoneham a "green" community, meaning it is averaging fewer than four cases per 100,000 people daily.

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The state labeled Stoneham a "green" community, meaning it is averaging fewer than four cases per 100,000 people daily.

The state labeled Wakefield a "green" community, meaning it is averaging fewer than four cases per 100,000 people daily.
Authorities have arrested a man they say waited for another man after an altercation in the casino lobby and shot him early Sunday.
The state labeled Reading a "white" community, meaning it is averaging fewer than five cases daily.
The state labeled Malden a "yellow" community, meaning it is averaging 4-8 cases per 100,000 people daily.
The state labeled Somerville a "green" community, meaning it is averaging fewer than four cases per 100,000 people daily.
The state labeled Arlington a "white" community, meaning it is averaging fewer than five cases daily.
The state labeled Medford a "green" community, meaning it is averaging fewer than four cases per 100,000 people daily.
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Reading resident Heather Clish says "nobody should have to serve under the specter that their former political opponent is lying in wait."
The bill would require the state to achieve net-zero statewide greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
Fire hydrant testing will be done over the next two weeks, causing discoloration in the water.
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COVID-19 Ambassadors will give out masks, remind residents of health guidelines and work with the SPD on enforcement.
Though the MDCC usually refrains from endorsing in a Democratic primary, the organization overwhelmingly supported Sen. Ed Markey Saturday.
Jehlen, a 15-year veteran of the State Senate, is facing a primary opponent this year.
Town Meeting member Emily Quinn Sisson says Vanessa Alvarado will "deliberately seek to understand both sides of a topic before a vote."
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