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For being a tiny street in the middle of Bird Rock, Moss Lane has gotten a lot of attention over the years.
Bisected by Dolphin Place, the west side of Moss Lane is a paved pedestrian path leading to a coastal overlook in a public right of way between two houses and is identified as an “unobstructed public view area” in the La Jolla Community Plan.
After removing overgrown vegetation and replacing a railing over the past year, volunteers recently filed complaints with the city of San Diego in an effort to stop one of the adjacent property owners from turning on overhead sprinklers when visitors access the lane to view the ocean.
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Until a year ago, the term “social distancing” wasn’t in the national lexicon and wearing masks was not the norm. But the COVID-19 pandemic changed our behaviors swiftly and often, from staying home to “flattening the curve” to donating meals to hospital workers to searching for vaccination appointments.
We learned to access work, school and entertainment via Zoom and other virtual platforms. Restaurants adapted to takeout models and, along with other businesses, have ping-ponged among various modes of operation as coronavirus cases have swelled and ebbed.
As we mark the anniversary of the first life-altering pandemic restrictions, the
La Jolla Light looks back at the past whirlwind year of COVID-19.