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Geneva salon owner excited to be back in business

John Christian (left) and his staff outside the John Christian Salon in Geneva. The salon, which was closed in March due to the state's stay-at-home mandate because of the coronavirus pandemic, will reopen June 2 and will follow all CDC guidelines to keep staff and clients healthy. (Sandy Bressner)

John Christian (left) and his staff outside the John Christian Salon in Geneva. The salon, which was closed in March due to the state's stay-at-home mandate because of the coronavirus pandemic, will reopen June 2 and will follow all CDC guidelines to keep staff and clients healthy. (Sandy Bressner)

Logan Good disenfects a station at the John Christian Salon in Geneva on May 29. The salon, which was closed in March due to the state's stay-at-home mandate because of the coronavirus pandemic, will reopen June 2 and will follow all CDC guidelines to keep staff and clients healthy. (Sandy Bressner)

(From left) John Christian, Mary Williams, Pat Stahl, Oscar Knudson, Dina Good, Andrea Ernsting, Mary Allegrini and Zoran Stoich outside the John Christian Salon in Geneva. The salon, which was closed in March due to the state's stay-at-home mandate because of the coronavirus pandemic, will reopen June 2 and will follow all CDC guidelines to keep staff and clients healthy. (Sandy Bressner)