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Old Rochester Students, Staff Asked to Stay Home for Remainder of this Week Following Recent Travel to Italy

MARION — Superintendent Douglas White and Old Rochester Regional High School Principal Michael Devoll report that a group of students and staff have been asked to stay home for the remainder of this week after recently traveling to Italy.

Gloucester Officials Prepare for Potential Coronavirus Impacts

GLOUCESTER — Mayor Sefatia Romeo Theken and Public Health Director Karin Carroll announce that the City of Gloucester is taking the proper precautions to prepare locally in the event a case of the 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19) is identified or suspected in the community.

Easton Officials Provide Important Information About Novel Coronavirus

EASTON–Easton Emergency Management Director Kevin Partridge, Director of Health and Community Services Kristin Kennedy and Town Administrator Connor Read would like to provide Easton residents with some important tips and information about the respiratory disease caused by the novel coronavirus, now known as COVID-19.

Essex Tech Provides Information on Coronavirus to School Community

DANVERS — Superintendent Heidi Riccio and School Nurses Nicole Mulloy and Marnie Ryan wish to provide students, parents and guardians with information on the 2019 new coronavirus (COVID-19) as federal health officials continue to monitor the spread of the virus internationally.

Arlington Department of Health and Human Services Reminds Residents Risk of Coronavirus Remains Low

ARLINGTON — The Arlington Health Department has been actively monitoring the global spread of the new coronavirus, COVID-19, and wishes to notify residents that the risk of catching the virus remains low.

City of Gloucester Reminds Residents Risk of Coronavirus Remains Low

GLOUCESTER — As federal and state health officials continue to monitor the spread of the 2019 novel coronavirus internationally, Mayor Sefatia Romeo Theken and Public Health Director Karin Carroll wish to remind residents that the risk of catching the virus remains low.