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Holiday Closings

December 30, 2011 11:00 pm • Last Updated: December 30, 2011 10:45 pm

Sunday is New Year's Day, a state and federal holiday.

Here's what's closed and what's open:

• Schools: Closed

• Federal, state and municipal offices: Closed. Reopening Tuesday

• Banks and credit unions: Open today. Closed New Year's Day and Monday

• Department of Motor Vehicles: Closed today. Reopening Tuesday at 7:45 a.m.

• U.S. financial markets: Closed. Reopening Tuesday

• Mail: U.S. post office counters closed New Year's Day and Monday. No regular mail delivery.

• Food and department stores: Open

• Liquor stores: Closed New Year's Day and Monday

• SEAT Area Transit: No service New Year's Day. Administrative offices closed

• Shore Line East: Holiday schedule New Year's Day and Monday

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