Vanessa Deniston (right) and Kristina Ohlson welcome visitors to their good-vibrations project. (Photos courtesy of Vanessa Deniston)

To overcome anxiety caused by COVID-19 and help lift spirits, San Anselmo residents Vanessa Deniston and her partner Kristina Ohlson, transformed Laurel Avenue into Good Vibe Lane — an upbeat and cheery stretch of road with chalk art, welcome signs and positively-messaged posters.

Thanks to the pair’s project, the lane has drawn participants and looky-loos from all over Marin County — folks have arrived by foot, on bikes and in cars, Deniston said, to “soak up all the positive energy” they can “during this dark time.”

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