Boston's Fenway Park, home of the Red Sox and one of the oldest baseball parks in the country, will become the first carbon neutral Major League Baseball facility, the team said on Wednesday.
Red Sox committed to keeping vaccination site at Fenway when fans return Share Updated: 2:46 PM EST Feb 26, 2021 Sharman Sacchetti/WCVB SOURCE: Sharman Sacchetti/WCVB Share Updated: 2:46 PM EST Feb 26, 2021 As historic Fenway Park prepares to welcome fans back into the stands on Opening Day, the Red Sox organization said it will continue to operate as a mass vaccination site. As of March 22, the state’s sporting venues will be allowed to have 12% capacity in the stands, which translates to about 4,500 fans for Fenway. The Red Sox said they re fully committed to supporting the state’s vaccination program and expect Fenway Park to continue to operate as a mass vaccination site beyond the start of the regular season. “Fenway Park has played an important role, obviously, in the health and safety of the people in Massachusetts and I’m glad that Fenway Park will continue to be an important vaccination site,” Red S