What Will Reopen Memorial Day In Massachusetts

The first phase of reopening in Massachusetts will kick into a second gear on Memorial Day, when several more industries and activities are scheduled to get the green light to resume.

The manufacturing and construction industries, as well as houses of worship, were given the go-ahead to reopen, with restrictions, May 15.

Joining them on Monday, with restrictions, will be:

• Lab space
• Office space (up to 25 percent capacity and excluding Boston)
• Limited personal services — Read more details here.
  • Hair
  • Pet grooming

• Car washes
• Retail
  • Remote fulfillment
  • Curbside pick-up

• Drive-in theaters
• Beaches — Read more information here.
• Parks
• Some athletic fields and courts
• Many outdoor adventure activities
• Most fishing, hunting and boating
• Outdoor gardens, zoos, reserves and public installations.

See the full reopening roadmap

Also

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• Places Of Worship Proceed With Caution With Green Light To Reopen