COVID-19 testing in Avondale tries to bridge minority health gap

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As COVID-19 cases continue to rise in the Tri-State, it’s a special concern for the Black community. A pop-up testing site at Zion Baptist Church in Avondale Tuesday hoped to bridge the health gap for minorities.




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