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May 29, 2009

Schwarzenegger Threatens to Close State Parks and Beaches: Pacifica State Beach Not on Hit List

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger is threatening to close some 50 Bay Area state parks and beaches, including Montara, Gray Whale Cove, Half Moon Bay, Ano Nuevo, Bean Hollow, Pigeon Point, Pescadero, San Gregorio, plus Montara Mountain. If you care about your local recreational playgrounds, and the income they bring to your community, call or write the governor today and tell him his old Terminator days are over. Get the facts and take action TODAY! CLICK HERE

Thanks to Matt Levie for forwarding a little bit of good news from S.F. Gate/Chronicle: PACIFICA STATE BEACH AT LINDA MAR IS NOT ON THE HIT LIST

Posted on May 29, 2009 at 09:20 PM in ENVIRONMENT & NATURE | Permalink

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