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Here's a look back at what happened in Medford this week.

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Here's a look back at what happened in Medford this week.

The department updated its use of force policy this week, bringing it in line with all eight reforms.
The city has implemented new health and safety guidelines as parks, playgrounds and athletic fields return.
Town Meeting, postponed to June 15, will only address time sensitive matters and aims to finish its business in one evening.
Town officials said they are developing plans to reopen basketball courts, Thorndike Dog Park and Peirce Field.
City Council voted 4-3 Tuesday to declare systemic racism a health emergency. But councilors stressed that's the start of the conversation.
AMC reported a devastating $2.2 billion loss in the first quarter but plans to reopen ahead of the release of two major movie blockbusters.
Many workers will transition to jobs at Whole Foods, which replaced area Bread & Circus locations decades ago.
The typical 4-6-week permitting process now takes hours, and the City Council is expected to waive permit requirements for outdoor seating.
Two people broke into a business on Pleasant Street early Saturday, police said.
The Arlington Farmers' Market reopened Wednesday. Here's what you need to know if you're planning on stopping by.
Aeronaut Brewery, which runs a seasonal beer garden at Whittemore Park, said it will not be coming back this year due to the coronavirus.
AMC reported a devastating $2.2 billion loss in the first quarter, but plans to reopen ahead of the release of two major blockbusters.
Faces Brewing Co. debuts its beer garden Wednesday, featuring new beers on draft and a special menu.
Police said the man went underwater when he swam across the pond to get a ball.
The Select Board voted unanimously to adopt the Black Lives Matter Proclamation, acknowledging systemic racism in the U.S. and Arlington.
The Licensing Commission will consider current outdoor seating license holders Wednesday and new applicants Friday.
Closures will take place during daytime work hours through Friday, June 12.
The City Council will consider asking the mayor and School Committee to jointly declare systemic racism a health emergency in Medford.
Joseph Mendez, 40, was with a woman and two young children when officers stopped him after witnessing a drug deal, police said.