Jun 19 2014
BY SASHA HELLER
Managing Editor
editor@portisabelsouthpadre.com
Last week, Keep Brownsville Beautiful (KBB) hosted its Fourth Annual Post Memorial Day Beach Clean Up at Boca Chica Beach in which 47 volunteers collected a total of 1,815 pounds of debris from the beach.
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