As part of the successful Outside// programming, MASCO announced that food trucks will continue to be available for lunch in the Longwood Area through April. Food trucks will be at 2 Blackfan Circle Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Please wear a mask and stay socially distanced from other people when visiting a food truck. The April schedule can be found at longwoodoutside.org and regular updates, including how to order ahead, will be posted on twitter.com/MASCOLMA.

From David Sweeney, President and CEO:

"The murder of eight people yesterday in Georgia, six of them Asian American women, was an act so abhorrent that it can be hard to find the words. I am saddened for their families and the Atlanta community. Like many of us, I am shaken by the undercurrent of hate that continues to threaten our country.

Healthcare organizations and businesses across Massachusetts have stepped up to help administer COVID-19 vaccines to residents, including institutions right here in Longwood. MASCO is proud to assist Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center with their appointment-only vaccine distribution clinic for eligible patients, hosted at Temple Israel of Boston, by providing dedicated parking at 375 Longwood Avenue for people traveling by car to their vaccination appointment.

The Fiscal Year 2020 Annual Report highlights how MASCO, in support of its members, responded to the first few months of the COVID-19 pandemic. Centered around the framework of Resolve, Resilience, and Return, MASCO created resourceful solutions and delivered high-quality services to address the changing needs of the institutions in Longwood.

As part of the successful Outside// programming, MASCO announced that food trucks will continue to be available for lunch in the Longwood Area through March. Food trucks will be at 2 Blackfan Circle Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

• Monday: Gogi on the Block
• Tuesday: Moyzilla
• Wednesday: North East of the Border
• Thursday: Chicken and Rice Guys
• Friday: Chicken and Rice Guys*

*Friday, March 26 ONLY: Just Wingin' It

As part of the successful Outside// programming, MASCO announced that food trucks will continue to be available for lunch in the Longwood Area through February. Food trucks will be at 2 Blackfan Circle Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Please wear a mask and stay socially distanced from other people when visiting a food truck. The February schedule can be found at longwoodoutside.org and regular updates, including how to order ahead, will be posted on twitter.com/MASCOLMA.

There will be no service on Friday, December 25^th and Friday, January 1^st in observance of the holidays.

On all other days, service will remain normal on the current schedule throughout the holiday season. There will be no change in service for the M2 route due to the holiday break this year.

For questions, Transportation Manager, Jim Nee, may be reached at jnee@masco.harvard.edu. 

As part of the successful Outside// programming, MASCO announced that food trucks will continue to be available for lunch in the Longwood Area through December 24^th. Food trucks will be at 2 Blackfan Circle Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Please wear a mask and stay socially distanced from other people when visiting a food truck. The December schedule can be found at longwoodoutside.org and regular updates, including how to order ahead, will be posted on twitter.com/MASCOLMA.

Beginning Thursday, November 26th, MASCO's shuttles will not be running in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. On Friday, November 27th, the M2, the Landmark Shuttle, and the Chestnut Hill Shuttle will have no service, but all other routes will return to normal service. All routes will resume normal operation on Monday, November 30th.

If you need assistance regarding shuttle services MASCO's Transportation Manager, Jim Nee,  is available to assist at  jnee@masco.harvard.edu.

Thank you and Happy Thanksgiving!

With the number of COVID-19 cases continuing to rise across the Commonwealth, MASCO is proud to join the City of Boston in its pledge to increase awareness of and access to testing. The public health data is clear that increased testing can help to stop the further spread of COVID-19 in our communities.