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Gov. Tony Evers and Wisconsin Department of Health Services Secretary-designee Andrea Palm announced an expansion of the state s COVID-19 community testing sites. The announcement said there would be 71 new, free community testing sites that would be available in more than 50 counties and seven tribal nations. The sites will have the capacity to test 48,000 people each week. Testing is a critically important part of our states response to this pandemic, and we want to make it easier for those who need a test
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