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Four Years Since Initial COVID-19 Restrictions in Marin

Post Date:03/15/2024 3:00 PM
Downtown Sausalito During COVID Shutdown
Sausalito was a ghost town during the initial three-week shutdown (photo credit: Beth DiLego)

March 16, 2024, will mark the four-year anniversary of the initial shelter-in-place order issued by Bay Area public health officers in response to a rapidly growing COVID-19 pandemic.

The order on March 16, 2020, directed residents to limit activity, travel, and business functions to only the most essential needs for a three-week period beginning the following day.

Marin residents had no way of knowing the long haul they had ahead of them, with more than 50 subsequent COVID-related Marin County public health orders still to come before they petered out in the fall of 2023.


READ A SPECIAL EDITION OF CURRENTS FROM MARCH 16, 2020
VIEW SAUSALITO PHOTOS TAKEN DURING THE EARLY MONTHS OF THE PANDEMIC

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