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People and pets should keep their distance for the time being.

Ben Pierce is a Patch field editor covering the communities of Melrose, Malden, Medford, Somerville, Arlington, Newton, and Brookline. He graduated from Marist College in Poughkeepsie, New York in 2021 with a bachelor's degree in communication and a concentration in sports journalism. Ben can be reached at benjamin.pierce@patch.com.
People and pets should keep their distance for the time being.

Everything residents need to know about recent Malden police activity.
Drivers may want to plan ahead or find another method o transportation.
This location has two spots still standing after its Somerville shutdown.
The company is still going strong, being operated by fourth-generation family members.
Medford residents should be on alert for who's calling them after what happened to one person.
Everything residents need to know about recent Melrose police activity.
Operation Kickstand rolls on in various neighborhoods in an effort to lower the amount of traffic violations by moped riders.
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health elevated the city's risk level after human cases were confirmed last week.
The fire department is losing one of its longest-tenured members.
This man came up from the nation's capital and caused a disturbance.
This year's Roxbury celebration will feature a mural designed to celebrate Black historical figures important to Boston's history.
Two teenagers have been apprehended after 10 days of unrest caused by a Salem Street shooting.
The city began its renovation of this playground with this large first step.
Malden's street sweeping is facing a challenge right in the middle of the annual season.
The mind behind some of Cambridge's playgrounds is demonstrating his skills at this upcoming event.
This latest grant increases the project's funding to more than $2 million.
A historic Medford church just got a significant addition.
A lot of changes are currently happening in local law enforcement.
Residents of certain areas may deal with both roadway and tap water disruptions while the work is conducted.