Masking It Up_June

A member of the Ben & Jerry’s team helped string festive lights outside the store. (Bill Giduz photo)

Ben & Jerry’s proprietor Karen Toney showed off her mask smiles. (Bill Giduz photo)

Stylish mask options in vogue. (Bill Giduz photo)

Chris Sekerak enjoyed the music on the Summit Stage. (Bill Giduz photo)

When masks became mandatory statewide last Friday at 5 p.m., fans of Summit Coffee took advantage of the Town’s effort to make the rules palatable. One means was installation of benches and cafe umbrellas at several popular locations, including the Summit patio. (Bill Giduz photo)

A masked server at Summit kept busy taking order for the crowd enjoying the music. (Bill Giduz photo)

A compliant duo exits Moxie Merchantile with masks in place. (Bill Giduz photo)

New dining options are available on the patio in front of the Post Office. (Bill Giduz photo)

The Town installed hand-sanitizer stations at strategic locations downtown. (Bill Giduz photo)

These folks brought their meal out to one of the new tables that are set up on the patio in front of the Post Office. (Bill Giduz photo)

At the stroke of 5 p.m., these moms stopped to mask up their children. (Bill Giduz photo)

Matching masks for Ellie Merrell and her mom, Kathy Bray. (Bill Giduz photo)

Luis Pena strikes a power-masking post for Magdalena Maiz-Pena on Main Street. (Bill Giduz photo)

Pulling his kids in a bicycle buggy, this dad safely activated the crossing signal by using his elbow. (Bill Giduz photo)

Take-out dining is a continuing options in Davidson for those who want to call ahead and grab and go. (Bill Giduz photo)