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FRAMINGHAM – Mayor Yvonne Spicer stopped by Seabra Foods on Route 135 in Framingham this morning, to talk to the COVID-19 outreach team from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
The outreach team was comprised of Framingham and Fitchburg individuals who spoke Spanish and Portuguese. They had set up a table outside of the supermarket and was handing out multilingual flyers, free masks, and providing hand sanitizers for shoppers before and after they visited the store.
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This was the first stop by the outreach team this weekend and the first day the Baker-Polito administration had begun providing support for the City of Framingham. For the complete schedule click here.
Framingham is one of 13 high-risk or “red communities” for the coronavirus.
Gov. Charlie Baker said Framingham is one of six communities in Massachusetts which has a “dangerously high transmission rate” for the virus.
Mayor Spicer did an interview with a Boston TV station when she stopped by the outreach table.
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SOURCE will have a report on the outreach teams and more photos later.
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