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Sand for Dune Delayed but Not Aug. 1 Opening
The supplier has been unavailable, but the contractor still expects to complete the restoration project on time.

Andrew is a former editor for Manhattan Beach Patch. He received his bachelor's degree in English literature from UC Berkeley and a master's degree in journalism from Columbia University. His freelance stories have appeared in the <i>Chicago Tribune</i> and the <i>Philadelphia Inquirer</i>.
The supplier has been unavailable, but the contractor still expects to complete the restoration project on time.

Costa looks back on its 60-year history and looks ahead with the appointment of a new principal.
An inquiry into dirty beach bathrooms prompts vows of county action, while the city unveils its new reservation system for exercise-seekers in Sand Dune Park.
'That is not who we are,' says the head of a local Tea Party chapter in response to the accusations of 'racist elements.'
'That is not who we are,' says the head of a local Tea Party chapter that has grown to 1,500 members since its founding last April.
'That is not who we are,' says the head of a local Tea Party chapter that has grown to 1,500 members since its founding last April.
Visitors to Sand Dune Park's giant sand hill may make reservations online beginning July 19, though the dune doesn't open to adults until August 2.
The suspects are reported to have written $12,500 in fake checks using the stolen identity of a Bakersfield resident.
Bob Scott's community involvement and service stretches back to the 1970s.
Manhattan Beach Fire assists its neighbor in putting out a restaurant kitchen blaze, and organizers announce the inaugural launch of the Six Man Reunion in Long Beach.
Enjoy water games by day, music in the park by early evening, and watch the sky light up at night.
Two first-time winners captured the top prizes in the men's and women's pro races.
The city's beautiful beaches are a popular draw for residents and tourists alike.
Residents attend local events aimed at re-examining global oil dependence, and the city braces itself for hordes of holiday visitors and big surf.
Students with cumulative GPAs of 4.0 are named valedictorians at Mira Costa High School. This year, we salute 16 students. Check back in the coming days to read about their accomplishments, passions and college plans.
Students with cumulative GPAs of 4.0 are named valedictorians at Mira Costa High School. This year, we salute 16 students. Check back in the coming days to read about their accomplishments, passions and college plans.
Students with cumulative GPAs of 4.0 are named valedictorians at Mira Costa High School. This year, we salute 16 students. Check back in the coming days to read about their accomplishments, passions and college plans.
Students with cumulative GPAs of 4.0 are named valedictorians at Mira Costa High School. This year, we salute 16 students. Check back in the coming days to read about their accomplishments, passions and college plans.
Middle school science teacher James Locke records his daily adventures studying climate change on the Hudson Bay and demand for the new iPhone brings a large crowd to the mall.
Students with cumulative GPAs of 4.0 are named valedictorians at Mira Costa High School. This year, we salute 16 students. Check back in the coming days to read about their accomplishments, passions and college plans.