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Ocean Beach Pier Still Closed Weeks After High Surf Damage, Unclear When It Will Reopen
- March 5
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In mid-January, the Ocean Beach Pier closed after getting hit hard by high surf and weeks later it's still unclear when it will reopen.
Surf Forecasting Is Part Of Walter Munk's Legacy
- Feb. 25
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Oceanographer Walter Munk has had a huge impact on his chosen science, and his work helps locals enjoy the San Diego surf.