In light of news that the Duxbury High football team has been using anti-Semitic words as audibles in games — for potentially years — a bipartisan group of state legislators who represent the area put out a statement condemning it.
The town's superintendent confirmed on Tuesday that Duxbury uses words with negative associations with Jews, including "Auschwitz." Players got caught doing so internally during a March 12 game and were without their head coach Dave Maimaron in their March 19 bout against Silver Lake as a result. However, this was not made public until Monday of this week, as NBC Boston points out.
Bars and social clubs can re-open as of Wednesday, March 24 and they can use up to 50 percent of the capacity of their facilities. The maximum will be six people per table and there will have to be at least six feet of space between parties, as WCAX points out.
