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What to Know About the Next Step in Massachusetts' Reopening
Many Massachusetts towns and cities will be allowed to move to the next step of the state’s reopening plan next week, as Gov. Charlie Baker seeks to bolster the economy in lower-risk communities. Baker said Tuesday those communities would be able to move to Step 2 of Phase 3 of the state’s reopening plan on Monday, increasing the number of…
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Lower-Risk Mass. Communities to Move to Next Step of Re-Opening Plan Monday
Gov. Charlie Baker on Tuesday announced that lower-risk communities in Massachusetts will be able to move to Step 2 of Phase 3 of the state’s reopening plan, effective Monday. The move comes as coronavirus cases and hospitalizations continue to tick up in Massachusetts. But Baker, speaking at a news conference at the state house, appeared confident that further reopening is…
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Low-Risk Communities to Move to Next Step of Mass. COVID Reopening
Massachusetts communities at low risk of coronavirus transmission can move into the next step of reopening, Phase 3, Step 2, starting next week, Gov. Charlie Baker said.
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Massachusetts Moves Certain Communities Forward in Reopening Plan
Lower-risk communities in Massachusetts will be able to move to Step 2 of Phase 3 of the state’s reopening plan starting Monday.
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Somerville Is Cautiously Entering Phase 3 of Reopening. Here's What to Know
Some businesses in Somerville, Massachusetts are opening their doors for the first time in some six months Tuesday, as the city cautiously enters Phase 3 of reopening weeks after the rest of the state. Businesses like martial arts studios, gyms, yoga and dance centers, as well as arts and music classes, are among those able to reopen in what city…
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Somerville Cautiously Begins Phase 3 of Reopening
The City of Somerville has told Phase 3 businesses to expect inspections and that any complaints from customers will be investigated.
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Somerville Enters Phase 3 of Reopening
Businesses like martial arts studios, gyms, yoga and dance centers, as well as arts and music classes, are among those able to reopen Tuesday.
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Somerville to Enter Phase 3 of Reopening on Tuesday
After multiple delays, Somerville is giving the green light to some Phase 3 businesses to reopen Tuesday with stringent safety requirements, weeks after most of Massachusetts entered the third phase of Gov. Charlie Baker’s economic reopening plan. Businesses like martial arts studios, gyms, yoga and dance centers, as well as arts and music classes, are among those able to reopen…
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Phase 3 Reopening to Begin in Somerville After Delays
Somerville businesses like martial arts studios, gyms, yoga and dance centers, as well as arts and music classes, have the green light to reopen Tuesday.
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Somerville Hopes to Enter ‘Phase 3.1' of Reopening This Week
The city of Somerville, Massachusetts will seek to enter Phase 3 of its reopening this week, allowing fitness clubs, martial arts and non-athletic instructional classes to resume activities with restrictions in place. Officials said it would enter “Phase 3.1” of its reopening Thursday if the number coronavirus cases in the city continue to trend downward. Under the plan, movie theaters,…
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Somerville Considers Moving to Phase 3 of Reopening
Gyms will be allowed to resume operation with some restrictions as Somerville moves to the next phase of its reopening process.
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Somerville Phase 3 Meeting Set for Monday
Details on whether Somerville will officially be able to move into phase three of reopening next week amid the coronavirus pandemic will be announced Monday.
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Mass. Fall Sports: Football Postponed, ‘Red' Districts Can't Play Under Proposal
There wouldn’t be any competitive school football, cheerleading or unified basketball in Massachusetts this autumn under a new proposal for fall sports guidelines and released Tuesday evening. And districts located in communities designated by the state as high-risk, based on having more than 8 cases of coronavirus per 100,000 residents, must postpone their sports seasons, since they will be learning…
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READ THE PLAN: MIAA Approves New Fall Sports Schedule for Mass.
The Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association met Wednesday morning to review recommendations on an updated calendar for school sports. The guidelines proposed by the state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education and the MIAA’s COVID-19 Task Force call for no competitive school football, cheerleading or unified basketball this fall. Districts located in communities designated by the state as high-risk, based...
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MIAA Approves Changes to High School Sports
The group that oversees high school sports in Massachusetts has determined that higher-risk sports like football will not be played in the fall.
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MIAA Board to Discuss Sports Guidelines
Sports guidelines must be approved by board of the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association and could change throughout the year, according to an announcement from the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education shared by the MIAA. The MIAA’s board of directors will meet Wednesday to review the recommendations.
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New Youth Sports Regulations Kick in Monday. When Will Full Rules for Schools Be Released?
New state guidance takes effect Monday outlining what youth and adult amateur sports activities will be allowed to take place during the current phase of the state’s reopening plan. But additional guidelines are expected this week. The Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs said last week that its guidance “applies to K-12 school and other youth sports activities,”...
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What are the New Guidelines for Youth Sports in Mass.?
Thursday, Massachusetts added more guidance saying low-risk sports like tennis and swimming can engage in all levels of activity, but moderate and high-risk sports, including basketball and football, must be modified to engaged in practices, competitions and tournaments.
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Baker Cites Weddings, Parties for Crackdown on Outdoor Gatherings
As Gov. Charlie Baker announced Friday that outdoor gatherings will soon be capped at 50 people, down from 100 people, he cited a series of parties that have recently made headlines amid the coronavirus pandemic. The most recent to make the news is a pair of weddings at the Colonial Hotel in Gardner that authorities said Thursday went far over…
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Baker Pausing Reopening of Massachusetts
Gov. Charlie Baker announced new restrictions as coronavirus cases tick up.