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Shiloh: A SoCal Classic Pg. 22


Oceanside YC hosts swap meet, Pg. 8


Redondo Beach boat ramp moves forward, Pg. 5


California’s Number 1 Boating Classifieds for 34 Years Running, Pg. 37


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Fisherman’s Village fate clouded with doubt


A redevelopment plan for the long-standing water- front shopping center has been on the county’s to-do list for several years but plans appear to have been at a standstill leaving tenants with more questions than answers, Pg. 16


San Diego family rescued off Mexico Woman takes giant New


Zealand bluefin Kiwi angler Donna Pascoe may have set the new International Game Fishing Association (IGFA) All-Tackle world record for Pacific bluefin tuna – a giant that exceeds the current IGFA record by nearly 132 pounds, two oz., Pg. 26


Merger proposal turned away by Port of Long Beach


The 2020 Committee sug- gested a plan to unify the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles, Pg. 9


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RBOC discusses TMDLS A special meeting is held to discuss potential copper limits headed for SoCal harbors, Pg. 7


A joint rescue effort involved Coast Guard, U.S. Navy and the Air National Guard, Pg. 3


Committee asks mooring permittees


for input on floating docks The chairman of the Multiple Vessel System Ad Hoc Committee has asked a


mooring associa- tion to send out a call for mooring permittees willing to participate in the pilot pro- gram, Pg. 18


Catalina Connection: Flying Fish Festival leaps into Avalon, Pg. 20


Marina Cortez mulls pet ban Marina manager advises pet owners to pick up after their animals, Pg. 8


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