See what businesses and offices are closed for the holiday.
Town Hall: Closed Schools: Closed. Library: Closed. Senior Center: Closed. Banks: Closed. Retail stores: Open at owner’s discretion. Liquor stores: Open. Supermarkets: Open. Convenience stores: Open. Taverns, bars: Open. Mail: Post offices closed; express delivery only. MBTA: Buses, subway and trains operating on a Saturday schedule. Stock market: Closed. State, federal offices: Closed.
A glance at the offices and businesses closed today.
Schools: Closed. Town Hall: Closed Library: Closed. Senior Center: Closed Retail stores: Open at owner's discretion. Liquor stores: Open. Supermarkets: Open. Convenience stores: Open. Taverns, bars: Open. Banks: Closed. Stock market: Closed. State and federal offices: Closed. Mail: Post offices closed; express delivery only.
Most businesses must be closed today.
New Year's Day is a federal holiday, which means government offices and buildings are closed. There are some businesses that are open, however. Check out the list below to see what's open and closed:
What's open and closed for the holiday today.
Here's the general list of what's open and closed on Thanksgiving Day – help out your neighbors by adding any stores you know are open for that last-minute item in the comments section below. OPEN: CLOSED:
Most businesses must be closed today.
Since Christmas falls on a Sunday, by Massachusetts law the holiday will be observed on Monday. Today, full restrictions apply. Most businesses must be closed, but there are some limited exemptions. On Monday, the usual holiday rules apply.
Retail stores, liquor stores, supermarkets all open.
Retail stores: Open. Liquor stores: Open. Supermarkets: Open. Convenience stores: Open. Taverns, bars: Open. Banks: Most closed; some branches may be open, such as Citizens Bank locations in Shop & Shop stores. Stock market: Closed. Municipal, state, and federal offices: Closed. Libraries: Closed. Schools: Closed. Mail: Post offices closed; express delivery only.
Marian Ferro
11:37 pm on Tuesday, February 19, 2013
I have a suggestion. When putting up a list of what's closed on a holiday, include whether trash/recycling collection will be on schedule or delayed a day. Sometimes people forget and just put their trash out anyway, and for some of the more minor holidays that many people don't have off, we are often more uncertain about the schedule. more ›