Medford|News|
High E. Coli Levels Close Wright's Pond In Medford
The Board of Health has closed the pond to swimming due to fluctuating E. Coli levels over the past few days.

Alex is a Jersey transplant covering Arlington, Malden, Medford, Reading and Somerville for Patch. A graduate of Northeastern University, Alex has lived in the Boston area since college (though he still hasn't been able to bring himself to root for the Sox). He is an avid football and baseball fan, amateur woodworker and film geek.
Alex lives in Chelsea with his fiancée, their dog and a revolving door of foster puppies.
Follow him on Twitter at: @NewmanPatch
Email: alex.newman@patch.com
The Board of Health has closed the pond to swimming due to fluctuating E. Coli levels over the past few days.

School Committee member John Parks writes about what he describes as "misinformation" surrounding the police chief vote.
An important component was left out of some mail-in voter packages. Residents should not send their ballot back until they receive it.
A human case of the virus was confirmed in Malden this week.
Here's a look back at the most-read stories on Arlington Patch this week.
Here's a look back at the most-read stories on Malden Patch this week.
Here's a look back at the most-read stories on Somerville Patch this week.
Here's a look back at the most-read stories on Medford Patch this week.
The district will hold a virtual ceremony Saturday after canceling its socially distant commencement.
Three-quarters of Massachusetts communities, including Wakefield, had falling or steady positive test rates over the last two weeks.
Founded by small business owners in Malden, Medford and Everett, Triangle strives to find job opportunities for people with disabilities.
Three-quarters of Massachusetts communities, including Stoneham, had falling or steady positive test rates over the last two weeks.
All city departments are expected to be moved into the new building on Pleasant Street by the end of the week.
These are the new locations for the Sept. 1 primary and the Nov. 3 general election.
The chain will also screen classics like Back to the Future, Ghostbusters, The Goonies and more for $5 a ticket after opening day.
Three-quarters of Massachusetts communities, including Reading, had falling or steady positive test rates over the last two weeks.
Three-quarters of Massachusetts communities, including Somerville, had falling or steady positive test rates over the last two weeks.
Three-quarters of Massachusetts communities, including Arlington, had falling or steady positive test rates over the last two weeks.
Three-quarters of Massachusetts communities, including Malden, had falling or steady positive test rates over the last two weeks.
Medford was among 92 communities to report an increased case count relative to the previous week.