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MA Cities Say State Is Heading in Wrong Direction on COVID
"Unfortunately, I feel that the data and the statistics speak for themselves. It's not heading where we want it to go. It's heading in the wrong direction," Sullivan, the mayor of Brockton, said. READ MORE

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