SAVE OUR SHORES VOLUNTEERS REMOVED OVER 420 POUNDS OF DEBRIS FROM NORTH COUNTY BEACHES (ON SUNDAY) YESTERDAY. BEGINNING AT 9 A-M, ALMOST 40 PEOPLE SPENT 2 HOURS SCOURING 5 DIFFERENT BEACHES. THE DIRTIEST BEACH WAS PANTHER BEACH WITH UPWARDS OF 125 POUNDS OF GARBAGE, SHARKS TOOTH BEACH WAS THE RUNNER UP WITH 82 POUNDS OF TRASH, WHILE 4 MILE, BONNY DOON AND DAVENPORT BEACHES MADE UP THE REST OF THE DEBRIS TOTAL. FOOD WRAPPERS AND CIGARETTE BUTTS WERE THE MOST PREVALENT ITEMS COLLECTED. THE NEXT CLEANUP DAY IS SCHEDULED FOR JULY 27TH.
