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When The OSS Used Catalina Island During WWII

CATALINA ISLAND— From 1942-1945, Catalina Island was closed to visitors and used solely as a military training base. The Office of Strategic Services (OSS), the U.S. Coast Guard, and the

Katherine Clements July 10, 2022

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When was this pier at Catalina’s Toyon Bay retired?

CATALINA ISLAND—Catalina Island Marine Institute shared a photo of a retired pier on Twitter, Jan. 17; the pier was previously located at Toyon Bay, just a short boat trip north

Devon Warren February 5, 2019

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When The OSS Used Catalina Island During WWII

When was this pier at Catalina’s Toyon Bay retired?

News Briefs

“Shell of a Time” Community Event Set for Oct. 5 at HSWRI

Huntington Beach Signs 25-Year Deal with Pacific Airshow, But Questions Remain Over Costs and Benefits

Fast Facts: Marina del Rey

Bluewater Sailing Keeps Marina del Rey’s Sailing Spirit Strong

British Kitesurfer Soars to New Guinness World Record Above Isle of Wight

Staying on Trend — If Marina del Rey Were a Person

Port of San Diego Reports Major Gains Under Maritime Clean Air Strategy

A Day in Marina del Rey…On the Water

Brigantine Unveils $25.5 Million Plan to Rebuild The Fish Market as “The Landing”; Port Advances Project to Environmental Review

U.S. Pushes Sustainable Tuna Policies in Eastern Pacific, Securing Wins for West Coast Fishermen

Why the Ocean Near Santa Monica Pier Turned Pink?

Port Adding New Sand at Kellogg Beach

Maintenance Still Matters in a Mild Climate

DBW Offers $1.4 Million in Grants for Boating Safety Education

South Coast Fish Report