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177 Days Later, MelroseWakefield COVID Vaccinations Wrap Up
Well over 17,000 people have been inoculated against COVID-19 since the clinic started Dec. 16.

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Well over 17,000 people have been inoculated against COVID-19 since the clinic started Dec. 16.

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Ashley Forward, who turned to nursing during the pandemic, was going home to get her work uniform. She just finished her freshman year.
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The mayor's #MelrosePlays initiative would create an inclusive playground, improve the softball field and dedicate a court to pickleball.
A Somerville man was arrested after police said he crashed into the victim after robbing a convenience store.
"We need your help to prioritize specific housing policy ideas and the location of new residential development."
Margot Fleischman is chair and long-serving member of the Bedford Select Board.
A state study into helping Stoneham businesses bounce back from COVID-19 shows a desire for better sidewalks and reviewing regulations.
The departments will hire a mental health clinician to help improve how police respond to challenging calls related to mental health issues.
The 12 sending communities will vote on the project — and its tax implications for them — in the fall.
The celebratory post-graduation all-nighter had everything — a rare opportunity to craft communal memories in a year for the 2021 seniors.
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Police said the attempted abduction took place Friday afternoon near the Hingham Community Center on South Street.
A measure that would increase the tax rate from 5 to 9 percent on household income over $1 million is due for a legislative vote next week.
"To many local Veterans and their loved ones, this was just the most recent example of disrespect."
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Fourteen of the 126 Town Meeting members missed last month's Town Meeting, but business was still able to get done.
The curbside pickup program will continue.