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Wicked Local With Newton joining other cities and towns in rolling back the Reopening Massachusetts plan to a modified Phase Two, Step Two starting Dec. 18, in an email Mayor Ruthanne Fuller said she hopes these efforts will help reduce the impact of the regional surge of COVID-19. The city is also looking ahead to if and when its Health and Human Services Department will be involved in administering the vaccine, but Fuller said the state hasn’t made any decisions yet. “We do expect at some point to be part of the process,” she said during a phone interview Thursday. ....
New measures are being taken to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 and protect hospital capacity. In an effort to reduce the further spread of COVID-19 and its impact on Boston s health care system and essential services, Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced that effective Wednesday, December 16, the City of Boston will return back to a modified Phase Two, Step Two of the Reopening Massachusetts plan. Mayors and city leaders from Massachusetts are joining Boston in announcing similar restrictions in their cities and towns, including Arlington, Brockton, Lynn, Newton, Somerville, and Winthrop. Unfortunately, we are at the point where we need to take stronger action to control COVID-19 in Boston, and urgently, to ensure our health care workers have the capacity to care for everyone in need, said Mayor Walsh. We are hopeful that by reducing opportunities for transmission throughout the region, we will reduce the spread of this deadly virus and maintain our ability to kee ....
Indoor recreational and athletic facilities (except for youth 18 and under) This does not apply to collegiate or professional sports. Collegiate sports teams in the City of Boston may continue to use indoor recreational facilities and fitness centers. Indoor pools may remain open for all ages under pre-registration format structure limited to one person per swim lane. Indoor recreational venues with potential for low-contact (batting cases, driving ranges, bowling alleys, rock-climbing) Sightseeing and other organized tours (bus tours, duck tours, harbor cruises, whale watching) Indoor historical spaces & sites Indoor event spaces (meeting rooms, ballrooms, private party rooms, social clubs) Private social clubs may continue to operate, if they serve food, consistent with restaurant guidance. ....
By Katie Trojano, Reporter Staff December 14, 2020 Mayor Walsh spoke at Faneuil Hall on Monday. Isabel Leon photo Renewed restrictions on gatherings and businesses kicked into effect in Boston this week as a post-Thanksgiving spike in coronavirus cases and hospitalizations continued to tax the state’s health case system, even as new hope arrived on Monday in the form of the Pfizer vaccine. That same day, Mayor Walsh said the city will return to a modified version of the state’s Phase 2, Step 2 reopening plan, which his order put into effect on Wednesday with the likelihood that it could stay in place for at least three weeks, he said. ....