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Bark for a Park advocates for Hermosa’s 3,000 dogs

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by Allison Sutton Two Hermosa Beach dogs, and two dozen Hermosa Beach residents advocated for a public dog park at the Tuesday, July 1 Parks and Rec Commission meeting. “Hermosa has more than 3,000 dogs, but no dog park,” Bark for a Park co-leader Carla Buck told the Commission.  Bark for a Park members turned out in force at the Tuesday, July 1 Parks and Rec Commission to advocate for public dog parks. Photo by Allison Sutton Fellow Bark for a …
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Easy Reader News broke the news in on Thursday, July 10, 2025.
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