With restaurants set to takeout only and gatherings of more than 25 prohibited by the governor until April 7 to prevent the spread of coronavirus, numerous buildings and businesses across the Tri-Town are closed. They include: 

• All town halls closed to public (staff available by phone)
• All libraries closed to public
• All Councils on Aging/Senior Centers closed to public (except grocery curbside pickup and donation drop-off in Marion, meal delivery and medical transportation available everywhere)
• All community centers
• All public schools (except for grocery curbside pickup)
• All town buildings closed to public in Mattapoisett (staff available by phone)
• Sippican Healthcare Center (except to pre-screened visitors)
• Tabor Academy (except to residents)
• YMCA Southcoast (closing for childcare 3-23) 
• Town Wharf General Store (for a week, to start)
• Marion Dental Health Associates (for three weeks, at least, to be reviewed)
• Mattapoisett Museum
• Sippican Historical Society
• Marion Art Center (while schools are closed) 
• Marion Music Hall
• Marion Natural History Museum 
• Marion Dental Health Associates
• St. Gabriel’s Episcopal Church (streaming closed services)
• Mattapoisett Congregational Church until the beginning of April.
• First Congregational Church of Rochester (streaming closed service on Facebook)
• First Congregational Church of Marion
• St. Anthonys and St. Rita's Church
• St. Rose of Lima church 
• Restaurants limited to takeout only, check websites for hours