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Published: Sept. 27, 2010
Updated: 12:08 p.m.

Volunteers pitch in to clean up

Story and photos by JEFFREY ANTENORE
FOR THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER
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Trash is collected from creek and lake perimeter in Laguna Niguel Regional Park Saturday.

  

LAGUNA NIGUEL – Local volunteers, including several individuals and families, as well as Girl Scouts from Troop 705, and students from Soka University, participated in Coastal Cleanup Day in Laguna Niguel Regional Park on Saturday morning.

Under the direction of Park Ranger Diane Wollenberg, about 50 volunteers removed 120 pounds of trash and debris from the park's creek and lake perimeter, and removed nonnative plants in various locations around the park.

Article Tab : Park Ranger Diane Wolienberg gives instructions to a group of volunteers from Soka University in Aliso Viejo during a cleanup day in Laguna Niguel Regional Park on Saturday.
Park Ranger Diane Wolienberg gives instructions to a group of volunteers from Soka University in Aliso Viejo during a cleanup day in Laguna Niguel Regional Park on Saturday.
JEFFREY ANTENORE, FOR THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER
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Park Ranger Diane Wolienberg gives instructions to a group of volunteers from Soka University in Aliso Viejo during a cleanup day in Laguna Niguel Regional Park on Saturday.
JEFFREY ANTENORE, FOR THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER
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LAGUNA NIGUEL – Local volunteers, including several individuals and families, as well as Girl Scouts from Troop 705, and students from Soka University, participated in Coastal Cleanup Day in Laguna Niguel Regional Park on Saturday morning.

Under the direction of Park Ranger Diane Wollenberg, about 50 volunteers removed 120 pounds of trash and debris from the park's creek and lake perimeter, and removed nonnative plants in various locations around the park.

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LAGUNA NIGUEL – Local volunteers, including several individuals and families, as well as Girl Scouts from Troop 705, and students from Soka University, participated in Coastal Cleanup Day in Laguna Niguel Regional Park on Saturday morning.

Under the direction of Park Ranger Diane Wollenberg, about 50 volunteers removed 120 pounds of trash and debris from the park's creek and lake perimeter, and removed nonnative plants in various locations around the park.

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