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Week in Review: Sharks and Salmonella
Two videos appeared on Patch this week—we dug up some interesting shark facts and asked locals how they would help a neighbor in financial need. Here is a roundup of the news.
Just in time for the Discovery Channel's "Shark Week," great white sharks have been spotted along the Southern California coast.
Plus, ground turkey has been recalled from local grocery stores and soon there will be toll lanes on the 110 Freeway.
Just in case you missed Patch's coverage of these stories and more, here is an overview of some of the latest news in Hermosa Beach.
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Taking a bite out of ‘Shark Week’
In celebration of the Discovery Channel’s "Shark Week," Patch interviewed local scientists about the role sharks play in Southern California’s ecosystem, and of course, fun facts about the creatures. Locally, along the Southern California coastline.
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Neighbors offer a helping hand
Beach Cities residents offered creative suggestions for helping a neighbor in financial need during tough economic times. About 83 percent of Americans say they would offer assistance to a neighbor in financial need, according to a nationwide State Farm survey released in July.
Salmonella scare hits town
A nationwide was issued this week after health officials reported that a salmonella outbreak has hit the country. Ground turkey was recalled from grocery stores, restaurants and homes Wednesday.
110 Freeway to get toll lanes
Construction crews are scheduled to begin converting carpool lanes on the 110 Freeway Sunday. Solo drivers who travel along the busy freeway will be able to use the lanes for a fee starting next year.
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