- Feb 9-15: 78,571
- Feb 2-8: 85,236
- Jan 26-Feb 1: 109,374
- Jan 19-25: 126,586
- Jan 12-18: 142,257
- Jan 5-11: 151,403
- Dec 29-Jan 4: 116,780
- Dec 22-28: 124,039
- Dec 15-21: 160,861
- Dec 8-14: 157,731
- Dec 1-7: 176,250
- Nov 24-30: 129,843
- Nov 17-23: 161,647
- Nov 10-16: 132,705
- Nov 3-9: 139.365
- Oct 27-Nov 2: 105,799
- Oct 20-26: 119,961
- Oct 13-19: 102,137
- Oct 6-12: 112,279
- Sep 29-Oct 5: 112,197
- Sep 22-28: 109,641
- Sep 15-21: 127,809
- Sep 8-14: 100,700
- Sep 1-7: 134,766
- Aug 25-31: 150,135
- Aug 18-24: 126,665
- Aug 11-17: 133,368
- Aug 4-10: 84,424
- Feb 9-15: 14,047 (down % from previous week)
- Feb 2-8: 18,880 (down %)
- Jan 26-Feb 1: 22,735 (down 25%)
- Jan 19-25: 30,237 (down 17%)
- Jan 12-18: 36,399 (down 18%)
- Jan 5-11: 44,474 (up 25%)
- Dec 29-Jan 4: 35,634 (up 21%)
- Dec 22-28: 29,560 (down 11%)
- Dec 15-21: 33,143 (down 5%)
- Dec 8-14: 35,006 (up 5%)
- Dec 1-7: 33,193 (up 90%)
- Nov 24-30: 17,509 (down 4%)
- Nov 17-23: 18,184 (up 3%)
- Nov 10-16: 17,712 (up 45)
- Nov 3-9: 12,178 (up 39%)
- Oct 20-26: 8,772 (up 20%)
- Oct 13-19: 7,289 (up 51%)
- Oct 13-19: 4,825 (up 15%)
- Oct 6-12: 4,201 (down 4%)
- Sep 29-Oct 5: 4,390 (up 25%)
- Sep 22-28: 3,276 (up 20%)
- Sep 15-21: 2,716 (up 19%)
- Sep 8-14: 2,289
- Sep 1-7: -5,917
- Aug 25-31: 2,411 (down 8%)
- Aug 18-24: 2,609 (up 24%)
- Aug 11-17: 2,098 (down 21%)
- Aug 4-10: 2,658 (down 3%)
- Jul 28-Aug 3: 2,731 (up 28%)
- July 21-27: 2,137 (up 9%)
- July 14-20: 1,962 (up 16%)
- July 7-13: 1,690 (up 15%)
- Jun 30-Jul 6: 1,469 (down 6%)
- June 23-29: 1,558 (up 2%)
- June 16-22: 1,520 (down 35%)
- June 9-15: 2,327 (down 37% from 2 week ago)
- June 2-8: 7,398 (includes probable cases)
- May 26-June 1: 3,694 (down 49%)
- May 19-25: 7,261
- May 12-18: 7,652
- May 5-11: 9,375
- Apr 28-May 4: 12,625
- April 21-27: 15,046
- April 14-20: 14,442
- April 7-13: 13,235
- Mar 31-Apr 6: 8,086
More data at Massachusetts Department of Public Health
Deaths reported:
- As of March 16 - 0
- As of March 23 - 17
- As of March 30 - 124 (+ 107)
- As of April 6 - 448 (+ 324)
- As of April 13 - 1,211 (+ 763)
- As of April 20 - 2,303 (+1,092)
- As of April 27 - 3,003 (+ 700)
- As of May 4 - 4,090 (+1,087)
- As of May 11 - 5,108 (+1,118)
- As of May 18 - 5,797 (+ 689)
- As of May 25 - 6,416 (+ 619)
- As of June 1 - 6,846 (+ 430)
- As of June 8 - 7,353 (+ 507)
- As of June 15 - 7,647 (+ 294)
- As of June 22 - 7,874 (+ 227)
- As of June 29 - 8,095 (+ 221)
- As of July 6 - 8,198 (+ 103)
- As of July 13 - 8,330 (+ 132)
- As of July 20 - 8,433 (+ 103)
- As of July 27 - 8,536 (+ 103)
- As of Aug 3 - 8,648 (+ 112)
- As of Aug 10 - 8,741 (+ 93)
- As of Aug 17 - 8,833 (+ 92)
- As of Aug 24 - 8,948 (+ 115)
- As of Aug 31- 9,060 (+ 112)
- As of Sep 7 - 9,133 (+ 73)
- As of Sep 14 - 9,219 (+ 86)
- As of Sep 21 - 9,317 (+ 98)
- As of Sep 28 - 9,415 (+ 98)
- As of Oct 5 - 9,530 (+ 115)
- As of Oct 12- 9,617 (+ 87)
- As of Oct 19 - 9,753 (+ 136)
- As of Oct 26 - 9,888 (+ 135)
- As of Nov 2 - 10,023 (+ 135)
- As of Nov 9 - 10,163 (+ 140)
- As of Nov 16 - 10,340 (+ 177)
- As of Nov 23 - 10,531 (+ 191)
- As of Nov 30 - 10,768 (+ 237)
- As of Dec 7 - 11,035 (+ 367)
- As of Dec 14- 11,388 (+ 353)
- As of Dec 21 - 11,759 (+ 371)
- As of Dec 28 - 12,158 (+ 399)
- As of Jan 4 - 12,671 (+ 513)
- As of Jan 11 - 13,151 (+ 480)
- As of Jan 18 - 13,705 (+ 554)
- As of Jan 25 - 14,178 (+ 473)
- As of Feb 1 - 14,607 (+ 429)
- As of Feb 8 - 15,054 (+ 447)
- As of Feb 15 - 15,517 (+ 463)
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“There are no masks, no social distancing, nothing,” she said. “I have worries.”
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