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Malden Coronavirus Update: Cases Rise To 192
Mayor Gary Christenson has extended the deadline for tax and excise bills as the number of confirmed cases nears 200.

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Mayor Gary Christenson has extended the deadline for tax and excise bills as the number of confirmed cases nears 200.

The number of coronavirus cases in Medford rose to 176 Wednesday.
The town has implemented new parking restrictions to deter visitors to Lake Quannapowitt.
A turkey went through the window of a home Tuesday, leaving "lots of broken glass and a large mess."
City-sponsored events or events permitted by the city, including some early summer favorites, have been canceled through June.
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The Massachusetts Gaming Commission voted to extend casino closures until at least May 4.
The state AG's office has received over 100 complaints about the company, which is still charging members during the coronavirus crisis.
The number of confirmed cases in Arlington rose to 42 this week.
Residents are invited to safely line Mass. Ave. Wednesday to honor Mary Foley, an Air Force veteran who passed away Saturday at 93.
Investigators believe the man may have washed ashore near the Oak Island Bath House.
The Stoneham Board of Health was notified of a death due to the coronavirus Friday.
The town is turning its attention to resident needs and developing community building activities during the shutdown.
The university is helping hospitals prepare for a surge of cases that threatens to overwhelm their capacity.
The latest numbers from the city show dozens of people have recovered from the virus.
Massachusetts officials said they have received limited guidance for the self-employed who are out of work amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Local health officials are concerned about the stores' ability to maintain physical distancing between customers.
Mayor Breanna Lungo-Koehn started a #StayHomeFor social media challenge over the weekend to encourage residents to stay connected.
The state AG's office has struggled to get a response from the company, which is still charging members during the coronavirus crisis.
The number of coronavirus cases across Malden has surpassed 80.