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Warrior Logo May Have Been Tradition, But Was Offensive: Survey
The Warrior survey didn't uncover anything new — this was a deeply divisive issue all around.

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The Warrior survey didn't uncover anything new — this was a deeply divisive issue all around.

The School Committee retired the logo in a 5-2 vote. The district's sports teams will still be called Warriors.
A couple of details of the soon-to-open coffeeshop came out this week.
The hospital has treated 863 patients with COVID-19. More than 130 never left. The hospital remembered them — and honored its heroic staff.
Those directly impacted by the Warrior depiction had their voices heard on what has become a heated conversation in Wakefield.
The city's overall coronavirus numbers went down this week.
There have been 2,720 confirmed coronavirus cases in the city since the start of the pandemic.
There have been 3,145 confirmed coronavirus cases in the city since the start of the pandemic.
There have been 4,217 confirmed coronavirus cases in the city since the start of the pandemic.
The vast majority of those fully vaccinated have received two shots of either the Moderna or Pfizer vaccines.
The positive test rate in town jumped more than 1 percent.
Coronavirus metrics increased across the board, something the mayor said was hopefully an anomaly based on school vacation.
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More than three dozen restaurants have applied for outdoor dining approval.
Wesley Jordan Alcin is wanted in connection to a shooting in Salem three weeks after one in Malden.
Police said Wesley Jordan Alcin is wanted in connection to a January home invasion where a woman was shot nine times and a man three times.
The health director said the biggest source of spread is adults who continue to gather.
Boston police said they were surveilling for an incoming package that met the postal service's criteria for a suspicious package.
Health Director Ruth Clay said many of the cases are a result of adults going out to dinner and hanging out in groups.
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