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She survived on free meals Now she s in charge of feeding hundreds of kids

Raqiyah Waajid, who oversees the program, knows what it's like to benefit from summer meal programs.

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Primary election set this Tuesday, June 7

Voters will go to the polls next Tuesday, June 7, to vote in the primary race with only one office on the ballot.

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Massachusetts COVID-19 testing sites overwhelmed by long lines

Sprawling lines of cars overwhelmed several drive-thru COVID-19 testing sites across Massachusetts, amid the omicron surge.

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Randolph forum explores vaccine equity

Randolph forum explores vaccine equity
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Experts say herd immunity could conquer COVID-19 But is it even possible?

Experts say ‘herd immunity’ could conquer COVID-19. But is it even possible? Adam Vaccaro © Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff People waited in line to get their vaccination in Danvers. For months, the two words have been a beacon for a weary world, touted by public health experts and government officials: If we reach “herd immunity,” they say, we can stomp out the coronavirus, emerge safely from the pandemic, and return to normal life. The idea is a simple one: If enough people are vaccinated or otherwise become immune to the virus, it will run out of bodies to infect and eventually smolder out.

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