“I think we are all adjusting and have learned there is a new normal.”
CHICAGO (CBS) — It’s something not seen for months: customers inside shops and outside restaurants.
This as the stay-at-home order ends in the suburbs.
CBS 2’s Vince Gerasole is Working for Chicago and has more from LaGrange.
In some respects it feels like stepping into a new world. There were diners at cafes, it was even hard to find a parking space.
Boutiques had their doors open. Store owners said there have not been crowds, but traffic has been steady. And while business has been at a standstill, anyone waling through the door can make a difference.
“It felt like the walls were closing in on me, so it felt like freedom,” said diner Julie Kalloway.
