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Re: Co-existing with Sea Lions: Don’t Become a Viral Hit

Nina Jussila July 13, 2017

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Correction An article in the April 21-May 4, 2017 issue

Nina Jussila June 13, 2017

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Re: Kelp farming project could come to Catalina Island (May

Nina Jussila June 1, 2017

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Re: Editorial: Impending decision of Dana Point Harbor manager is

Nina Jussila May 14, 2017

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Re: Human powered vessel users continue tango dance with boaters

Nina Jussila April 18, 2017

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Re: Transportation board urges boater education mandates (Feb. 24-March 9

Nina Jussila April 4, 2017

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Re: Abolishing EPA would be bad news for local

Nina Jussila March 18, 2017

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Re: New boating service available at Catalina Island (Jan. 27

Nina Jussila February 21, 2017

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