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FRAMINGHAM Don’t be surprised if you see a small band of teenagers walking around the city wearing blue T-shirts and sweatshirts that read, “Trust the Facts. Get the Vax.” “Vax” stands for vaccines to fight COVID-19, and four teenagers are going door-to-door in Framingham, armed with the facts to show residents that it’s safe to get vaccinated. “It’s important, and needed,” said JoJo Dos Reis, a 17-year-old junior at Framingham High School who spent several hours Saturday knocking on doors and ringing doorbells in the Waverly Street area of downtown Framingham. The effort is part of a COVID-19 vaccine equity program run by the state Department of Public Health. Framingham is among 20 communities in the program, all with urban populations hard hit by COVID-19. Ultimately, the goal is to increase access and education around vaccines.

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