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Fredericksburg reports first coronavirus related death

The City of Fredericksburg released a press statement today announcing its first coronavirus related death.

The death is that of a male city resident in his 70s who passed away July 21. This is the 47th death in the region, and the 2,048th death in the Commonwealth of Virginia due to the coronavirus.

“On behalf of the City of Fredericksburg, I extend sincere condolences to the family and loved ones of the City resident who died,” said Mayor Mary Katherine Greenlaw in the press release. “This is a truly grievous time for our community and reminds us of the importance of all measures that slow the spread of this virus.”

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