Massachusetts communities are considering extending the hours of bars and restaurants later this summer, following Governor Maura Healey's signing of the "Last Call Bill". The law allows restaurants and bars to remain open an hour later than their usual closing time (until 3 a.m. the latest) through July 31 while fans watch World Cup matches. However, individual cities and towns must approve the extended hours. Supporters argue that this could help businesses capitalize on the international sporting event and create a more vibrant atmosphere for fans. While not everyone supports the idea of later closing times, some argue that all establishments should maintain the same cutoff time for alcohol service.