The holiday lights are here. If you enjoy the festive lights during the holidays please consider making a donation. The volunteers Holiday Lighting Committee works very hard with the folks from the Lexington Public Works Department to make it all happen, but it can’t be done without help from individuals and businesses.
During the pandemic, Lexington’s Economic Development Office is maintaining a list of restaurants that are open for takeout and delivery and retail stores that will deliver and provide shopping assistance.
Shopping and eating locally doesn’t just help local business owners — it helps your entire community.
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Three stories of outstanding customer service from Lexington’s independent, locally owned businesses.
As your neighbors, we are navigating together through these trying times dealing with the threats to our health and welfare posed by COVID-19. We want you to know that our goal is to maintain safe spaces, so you can retain as much of a normal lifestyle as possible under the current circumstances. The businesses of Lexington are working together to provide comfort and support to our much valued patrons.
As a way to remain grounded, remember that your local businesses are OPEN and here for YOU. More than that, we are all being creative to provide you with options to meet your needs.
Just a phone call to your local store can:
If you feel uneasy entering a business, we may be able to arrange for:
Your local businesses want to best support you. We also want to reassure you that our top priority is the health of our customers and our employees. We are closely monitoring developments and have adopted best practices provided by the CDC, the state of Massachusetts, and the town of Lexington.
So be sure to remember your local businesses, who are here to meet your needs.
Thank You,
Your Lexington BusinessesE
