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Today's Headlines: Cape Cod is weathering a surge in COVID cases at the height of tourism season — including many among vaccinated people
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| Subject | Today's Headlines: Cape Cod is weathering a surge in COVID cases at the height of tourism season — including many among vaccinated people |
| Date | July 21, 2021 9:14 AM |
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Cape Cod is weathering a surge in COVID cases at the height of tourism season — including many among vaccinated people
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Cape Cod is weathering a surge in COVID cases at the height of tourism season — including many among vaccinated people
Despite having one of the most vaccinated populations in the state, Cape Cod now has the highest rate of new COVID cases in Massachusetts.
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Boston Mayoral Race
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Metro
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Business
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Maine passes nation’s first law to make big companies pay for the cost of recycling their packaging
Soon, global giants like Amazon, Walmart, Unilever, and Proctor & Gamble will be forced to track the type and amount of packaging they sell into Maine. Nearly a dozen states, including Massachusetts, are on track to follow suit.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
[link removed]
Metro
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People are finally returning to the office — and their desks feel like time capsules from March 2020
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As workers take stock of their desks and bid farewell to their work-from-home routines, they are being thrown back into another world — one that almost feels like a different lifetime.
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Continue reading →
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Transportation officials were urging drivers to steer clear of I-93 south on Tuesday and to expect delays on Route 1 south, Route 16, Route 28, and Roosevelt Circle for the next several months as the bridge is repaired.
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Jack López can thank Alex Cora for being able to play baseball for the US Olympic team
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Continue reading →
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