Representative Ken Gordon (D-Bedford) provided an update today regarding the State’s efforts to combat COVID-19 and support residents throughout the public health emergency.
Representative Ken Gordon (D-Bedford) and his colleagues in state government implemented new and far-reaching provisions to protect public health and ameliorate the economic repercussions of the COVID-19 emergency in Massachusetts. The number of positive test results rose to 777 on Monday, with 232 cases confirmed in Middlesex County.
State Representative Ken Gordon (D-Bedford) wrapped up the business week with a flurry of activity, joining his colleagues in their efforts to protect Commonwealth residents as best they can from the ongoing COVID-19 challenges. The virus continues to spread. As of Friday, the number of cases in Massachusetts rose to 418, 85 more than the previous day’s tally. Hospitalizations also climbed, from 43 to 58. A total of 3,132 Massachusetts residents have been tested for the virus.
Representative Ken Gordon (D-Bedford) joined his legislative colleagues and Massachusetts Health and Human Services officials Tuesday on a conference call to discuss the Commonwealth’s response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. Following this discussion, he issued an update for Burlington, Bedford, and Wilmington residents.
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House Vice-Chair Ken Gordon will bring his colleagues from the Joint Committee on Economic Development to Burlington Nov. 18 to learn about the region’s emerging Life Sciences industry. Expected to provide testimony will be Secretary of Economic Development Mike Keneally, MassBio CEO Travis McCready, Mass Life Sciences CEO Robert Coughlin, educators from Northeastern U., where the event will take place, and members of the industry.