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Newton Coronavirus: Assisted Living Facility Deaths Rise To 15
The Falls at Cordingly Dam has seen 10 more residents die because of the coronavirus in the past week.

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The Falls at Cordingly Dam has seen 10 more residents die because of the coronavirus in the past week.

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Also this week, an assisted living facility announced that five residents had died because of complications to COVID-19.
The first coronavirus-related death comes as the number of people who have tested positive in town rose above 100, according to town data.
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On Friday the MBTA General Manager Steve Poftak announced the MBTA has handed out masks to its more than 6,000 employees.
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