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Covid-19 rates still climbing in area towns

May 13, 2020

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The latest town-by-town data show that Lincoln has the lowest rate of growth in the rate of Covid-19 infections among bordering towns over the past month.
Every town except Lincoln is still increasing in its rate of infection per 100,000 people, according to weekly figures released by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health. In the past week, Bedford, Weston, and Sudbury have increased at the fastest clip. Bedford has by far the highest rate of infection, while Lexington has the most total cases because it has the largest population among the seven towns.[/lgc_column]

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