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Wilmington Coronavirus Cases Falling: Latest State Data
Like the state as a whole, Wilmington seems to have turned the corner on the omicron surge.

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Like the state as a whole, Wilmington seems to have turned the corner on the omicron surge.

Like the state as a whole, North Andover seems to have turned the corner on the omicron surge.
The daily average case count fell below 10,000 for the first time in 2022 in the latest state data released Thursday.
The free kits are designed to give firefighters responding to calls important medical information.
The district does not participate in pooled or symptomatic testing, a requirement for the planned home test program.
Coronavirus RNA in Boston-area sewage continued to fall rapidly over the last week, according to Biobot's analysis.
The town published the first issue of 2050, its new sustainability newsletter named for the Massachusetts deadline for net-zero emissions.
Construction is expected to begin this spring on the new pre-K-5 school behind the current West Elementary.
Businesses at the mall reopened after crews capped the leak around midday Thursday.
The police warned residents against running their cars to warm the engine while remaining inside.
Resident Leah Bartell called on the city to provide more answers regarding the water's high PFAS levels in the second half of 2021.
Officials are looking to have a decision on new start times at the April 13 School Committee meeting.
The K9 developed terminal lung cancer and was put down Wednesday after 10 years with Andover Police Department.
One priority this year is funding debt service for a new Public Works/School Maintenance Facility, town manager Richard Montuori said.
The town is hosting a virtual kickoff meeting about the future of the Shawsheen River corridor.
Three water samples in November and December tested at just below the state maximum, but the quarterly average remained elevated.
One candidate each has taken out nomination papers to run for seats on the School Committee and Board of Selectmen.
The school district shared nearly 200 pages of negotiations after the teachers union agreed to make bargaining materials public.
The district would invest over $2 million in pandemic recovery services.
Massachusetts Peace Action protesters called on Raytheon employees to take a stand against the company's arms sales to Saudi Arabia.