boston vaccine mandate

Top Boston doctors talk about cardiovascular complications after COVID, how vaccine injury is treated and whether Boston should have lifted its vaccine mandate on NBC10 Boston’s weekly “COVID Q&A” series.

The new entry rules went into effect Monday.

TD Garden will become yet another institution to lift proof of vaccine requirements when its new rules go into place on Monday.

TD Garden, home to the Boston Bruins and Celtics, will no longer require proof of vaccination to enter the arena, as they have since September. The Boston entertainment venue announced the entry change on Saturday. Here’s what you need to know: Proof of vaccination will no longer be required upon entry to TD Garden although the venue said that...

The Bruins’ 1:00 game on Monday will be the first event under new rules at the venue.

TD Garden said it will lift the requirement starting Monday, Feb. 21.

People will no longer need to provide proof of being vaccinated against COVID-19 to patronize businesses in Boston.

Mayor Michelle Wu announced that the requirement to show proof of vaccination against COVID-19 at certain businesses has ended, effective immediately.

Boston currently meets two of the three requirements that Mayor Michelle Wu said are needed to rescind the vaccine mandate.

The requirement for proof of vaccination against COVID-19 at certain Boston businesses has been lifted effective immediately, Mayor Michelle Wu said Friday. The change means people can go to restaurants, bars, nightclubs, fitness centers and indoor entertainment venues without proving they have been vaccinated. Masks remain required in indoor public spaces. In the announcement from Wu and Dr. Bisola Ojikutu,…

Wu ‘very close’ to lifting city’s vax-proof requirement at businesses

Mayor Michelle Wu’s mandate, announced in December, requires all 19,000 city employees to be vaccinated and was originally set to take effect on January 15, 2022. There has been an ongoing back and forth between the mayor’s office and the city’s labor unions.

Two days after the City of Boston’s vaccine mandate went into effect, requiring certain businesses to verify customers’ vaccination statuses, most restaurants in the North End said they haven’t encountered any problems. The mandate, which took effect on Saturday, requires anyone 12 and older to prove that they’ve had at least one shot to enter restaurants, bars, gyms, theaters...

The mandate, which took effect on Saturday, requires anyone 12 and older to prove that they’ve had at least one shot to enter restaurants, bars, gyms, theaters and other entertainment venues.

The City of Boston’s new policy went into effect over the weekend and requires everyone 12 years and older to prove they’ve had at least one shot of a coronavirus vaccine to get into places like restaurants, bars, gyms and theaters.

Anyone 12 and older has to provide proof of at least one COVID vaccine shot to enter certain businesses in Boston as of Saturday.

As Boston’s new indoor vaccine mandate went into effect on Saturday, Mayor Michelle Wu spoke to reporters about it and took questions.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu on Saturday discussed how the city’s B Together indoor vaccine mandate will help slow the spread of COVID-19 and addressed how it’s expected to impact local businesses. The new vaccine mandate went into effect Saturday, and Wu spoke about it from the Whittier Street Health Center. “Today’s launch of our B Together policy means that...

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is expected to talk about the new indoor vaccination rules for public places at a press conference Saturday.

Patrons at certain Boston businesses will need to provide proof of vaccination.