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Beachgoers out and about
Friday, 02 July 2010 08:47
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| Photo by Christine O'Connor |
There were no reports of oil product on Navarre Beach near the fishing pier this morning, July 2.
According to county officials, beachgoers may see signs posted in areas that are being or are scheduled to be cleaned, which also indicate what beach areas near public walkovers have no current oil impacts. The areas being cleaned are not closed, but beach goers may find other portions of the beach more enjoyable.Two links to live web cams on Navarre Beach are available at www.santarosa.fl.gov/oilspill.
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