Board of Health Directs Face Masks To Be Worn – Effective Today (April 29, 2020)
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I assume this means the Board of Health will be providing the masks?
Face coverings can be simple, a bandanna or scarf. Also HollistonMasks@gmail.com is a residents group sewing masks.
Have noticed many landscapers not wearing masks, shouldn’t this be enforced?