Aaron Stephenson sets up his “social-distancing enforcement officers” Thursday outside his home on East Fourth Avenue near 11th Street. Stephenson brought the Halloween creatures out of storage to create the lighthearted display. “I had the idea to bring them out and make a sign and have a little fun. The more chuckles we can make out of the situation the better,” said Stephenson, who has been furloughed from his job because of the coronavirus pandemic. Health officials recommend people stay at least 6 feet apart from each other in public to curb the spread of the virus.
Aaron Stephenson sets up his “social-distancing enforcement officers” Thursday outside his home on East Fourth Avenue near 11th Street. Stephenson brought the Halloween creatures out of storage to create the lighthearted display. “I had the idea to bring them out and make a sign and have a little fun. The more chuckles we can make out of the situation the better,” said Stephenson, who has been furloughed from his job because of the coronavirus pandemic. Health officials recommend people stay at least 6 feet apart from each other in public to curb the spread of the virus.
Aaron Stephenson sets up his “social-distancing enforcement officers” Thursday outside his home on East Fourth Avenue near 11th Street. Stephenson brought the Halloween creatures out of storage to create the lighthearted display. “I had the idea to bring them out and make a sign and have a little fun. The more chuckles we can make out of the situation the better,” said Stephenson, who has been furloughed from his job because of the coronavirus pandemic. Health officials recommend people stay at least 6 feet apart from each other in public to curb the spread of the virus.
