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Police are taking the proper precautions when coming into contact with residents and community members, the department said.

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Police are taking the proper precautions when coming into contact with residents and community members, the department said.

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Offices are closed, and many departments face staffing shortages and technical challenges, but some services are available online.
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Testing was temporarily unavailable to Arlington residents, so health officials say the number may provide a "false sense of security."
As more testing becomes available, health officials expect case counts across the state and at home to rise.
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On Wednesday, the Reading Police and Fire Departments received 250 respirators.
Emma Fraser, 15, was reported missing Thursday.
As more testing becomes available, health officials expect case counts across the state and at home to rise.
Mayor Curtatone said he would defy the governor's order to continue construction projects, calling them "not safe."
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As more testing becomes available, health officials expect case counts across the state and at home to rise.
As more testing becomes available, health officials expect case counts across the state and at home to rise.
As more testing becomes available, health officials expect case counts across the state and at home to rise.
AFC Urgent Care will host a drive-thru testing clinic Saturday, March 28.
The bill extends Reading's senior property tax exemption program, which has served 540 seniors to date.
Day, a Democrat from Stoneham, is the first member of the State Legislature to test positive for the virus.