BOSTON (WHDH) - Several businesses revolving around close contact with customers welcomed patrons back on Monday under the state’s Phase 2 re-opening plan.
Boston Tattoo in Medford started inking again after being shut for 100 days.
“It’s a great day,” said Joe Juliano. “It’s a new chapter, it almost feels like we’re opening a new shop even though we’ve been here for so long.”
Jennifer’s Nails on Newbury Street also re-opened for manicures and pedicures, with required face coverings and plexiglas shields separating workers and customers. Owner Jennifer Nguyen said she was pleased to be back.
“It’s a good time for us to go back to normal,” she said.
Businesses can stay open as long as coronavirus cases don’t increase over the next three weeks.
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