 PORTLAND, Maine AP - A look at coronavirus-related developments around New England on Saturday: ___ VERMONT State officials in Vermont said all staff and inmates at Marble Valley Regional Correctional Facility in Rutland will be subject to testing for the coronavirus on Saturday and again on June 29. An inmate tested positive for the virus on Tuesday, the Vermont Department of Corrections said. The mass testing will be the second round of testing at the facility, as more than 200 inmates and staff were tested in May. All of those tests came back negative. As states and courts begin to reopen, the risk of COVID-19 spreading to close-contact facilities grows, said interim commissioner James Baker. Vermont has had more than 1,100 cases of the virus in total. Thats a lower total than other states in the Northeast. ___ MASSACHUSETTS Data about the pandemic in Massachusetts shows the virus has disproportionately sickened Black and Latino residents of the state. Hispanic residents make up 12 of the population, and their rate of positive cases is nearly 30, The Boston Globe reported. Black residents represent about 7 of the population and make up 14.4 of positive cases, the newspaper reported. The administration of Republican Gov. Charlie Baker released the data Friday. The data also said nine of the 10 cities and towns with the highest infection rates are places where more than half of residents are people of color. ___ MAINE Maines largest city announced Friday it is halting the implementation of a citywide property revaluation because of the impact of the coronavirus on the real estate market. Portlands property revaluation is delayed until 2021, city officials said. It will be the first revaluation in... 