mask order

Under Gov. Chris Sununu’s executive order, in effect through Jan. 15, anyone over 5 years old will have to wear a mask or face covering whenever they’re in public, whether indoors or outdoors, and can’t keep at least 6 feet away from people they don’t live with.

More stringent coronavirus restrictions are now in effect in Massachusetts, including a statewide curfew, expanded mask requirements and enforcement of gathering limits. The new guidelines took effect at 12:01 a.m. on Friday with a goal of slowing the rise in COVID-19 cases and preventing the state from reverting to Phase 1 or 2 of reopening. Gov. Charlie Baker said they…

Commuters could face a $300 fine for not wearing a mask, MBTA officials announced Friday. The new enforcement efforts, effective immediately, came in response to new, more stringent statewide coronavirus restrictions issued by Gov. Charlie Baker. Among other measures, the updated face covering order requires everyone over the age of 5 to wear a mask in public. Baker’s revised executive...

Maine Gov. Janet Mills on Thursday issued a new executive order requiring people to wear face coverings in public settings regardless of their ability to maintain physical distance from others.

Due to the rising coronavirus cases in Mass., Gov. Charlie Baker announces a new stay-at-home order, mask enforcement and restaurant restrictions.

Starting on Monday, the City of Everett will require everyone over the age of two to wear a face mask or face-covering in all public places, including both indoor and outdoor spaces, amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Dr. Michael Richardson gives tips on how to wear masks properly.

The Lawrence Police Department will be on the lookout for people who aren’t wearing masks in public in a new enforcement initiative. Lawrence Mayor Daniel Rivera told The Eagle Tribune that the patrols will target public places and businesses Monday through Friday over two different shifts. Violators could face a $300 fine. Masks must be worn in various situations in…

Beginning Friday in Lawrence, Massachusetts, anyone not wearing a mask in public could face a $300 fine, according to the city’s mayor.