NAR President Urges Members to Mask Up
NAR President Charlie Oppler has penned a letter to the group’s members urging masking and social distancing “whenever possible.”
Banker & Tradesman’s Editorial Cartoon: Deja Mask
Anyone else getting a feeling like we’ve been here before?
Boston to Again Require Masks Indoors
Everyone ages 2 and older regardless of vaccination status will be required to wear a mask in all indoor public settings in Boston starting this week, Mayor Kim Janey announced Friday, linking the revived mandate to the impending school year and spread of the Delta variant.
Baker ‘Not Considering’ New Mask Guidance
Gov. Charlie Baker said Monday he has no plans to revisit his administration’s guidance for wearing masks indoors as the spread of COVID-19 accelerates around the country, reiterating his position that decisions about mandating masks in schools are best left with local officials.
Banker & Tradesman’s Editorial Cartoon: Schedules Unmasked
With the mask mandate going away, it’s getting hard to get back to normal, at least when it comes to our social lives.
Masks Still Required Indoors in Massachusetts
Masks will still be required for now in all indoor public places, at all events and outdoors when social distancing is not possible in Massachusetts, despite new guidance from the Centers from Disease Control
Wear Your Mask, Save Your Neighbors
With the rate of coronavirus infections in Massachusetts steadily marching upward, it is time for all Bay Staters – including our political leaders – to reevaluate our approach to stopping the pandemic.
ABA Recommends Face Masks in Banks
With the rise of coronavirus cases across the U.S. this summer, especially in southern and western states, the American Bankers Association has recommended that banks require anyone entering a branch to wear a face mask.
Mass. Lawmakers Seek Mask Mandate Quarantine for Visitors
Face masks and two-week quarantines for travelers entering Massachusetts from COVID-19 hot spots would be required under a bill filed at the State House on Tuesday.
