News April 18, 2017

“Super Saturday” in Santa Monica | HEAL THE BAY REACHES RECORD BREAKING ATTENDANCE

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Earth Day in Santa Monica reaches critical mass at Heal The Bay’s Super Saturday, with a record-breaking attendance of more that 2000 volunteers. According to Nancy Shrodes, the Education & Outreach Manager of Heal the Bay, this was the first time that registration had to close. The clean-up took place just north of the Santa Monica Pier. #EarthDay | | #EarthMonth

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