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Gov. Charlie Baker encouraged anyone who attended large gatherings over the past two weeks to get tested for free June 17 and 18.

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Gov. Charlie Baker encouraged anyone who attended large gatherings over the past two weeks to get tested for free June 17 and 18.

The city is seeking residents to serve on task forces on fire department facilities and parking enforcement policies.
Amid questions of transparency, the Committee voted to rename an elementary school recognizing Christopher Columbus.
MCHS moved to a single-principal model and replaced Girls' Division head Lisa Cenca, who petitioners credit with the success of the program.
Mayor Carlo DeMaria signed the nationwide "Mayor's Pledge," which commits the city to seeking community input and reviewing use of force.
The town is exploring options like expanded sidewalk seating, conversion of on-street parking spaces and 15-minute curbside parking.
The mayor's administration will hold a virtual forum with the Medford Police Department and Human Rights Commission Wednesday.
The mobile testing unit will accept patients by appointment at roaming locations throughout the city.
The recount petition includes the Select Board race, which was decided by 88 votes.
The Chamber of Commerce teamed up with a local photography studio to showcase business owners and encourage residents to shop local.
Thousands of people have signed a petition to move the Route 1 landmark to Christopher Columbus's spot in Boston's North End.
The School Committee will consider renaming an elementary school recognizing Christopher Columbus.
Some tot lots and playgrounds opened up Monday with new health and safety regulations.
Police are looking for suspects who fled the scene of a crash and shots fired on Sheperd Road Sunday.
The city and paraprofessionals union came to a tentative agreement after months of negotiations were derailed by the coronavirus.
The Stoneham Fire Department reminds residents to grill safely as summer kicks off.
Residents have been getting calls about warrants for their arrest, police say.
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