To the Editor:
In the midst of a pandemic, when we are all (or at least most of us) trying to stay safe and healthy, walking etiquette – i.e., staying on the correct side of the street (walking against traffic) – has never been more important. Yet it appears that there are too many people who think it is their God-given right to do whatever they please.
As we were walking this morning, we encountered a woman coming directly toward us on the wrong side of the street.
July 22, 2020
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