MIAA athletes will no longer be required to wear masks while playing indoors, but visiting teams will adhere to host school and venue-specific restrictions.
Basketball players, coaches, and officials in Massachusetts will continue to follow the current masking guidelines despite a vote to recommend masks be optional.
When Student-Athletes in the Berkshires, and throughout Massachusetts, take to the floor for indoor sports this fall, they will be wearing masks. The Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association put out a statement today that followed State Education Commissioner Jeff Riley's announcement that students, staff, and visitors in K-12 schools in Massachusetts will be required to wear a mask when
We’ve been hearing a lot lately about the Delta Variant of the coronavirus and how it has been spreading in some parts of the country. Has this affected our thinking here in the Berkshires?
Have you started to notice that more and more people in the Berkshires are wearing masks in public places again? I went into Market 32 in...
Grab your mask and get your social distancing down. Museums across the county are welcoming visitors again as part of the state’s Phase 3 reopening plan