Keep Tahoe Blue beach cleanups on Sunday

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Keep Tahoe Blue beach cleanups on Sunday

Staff, Tahoe Daily Tribune

July 3, 2020

The League to Save Lake Tahoe will host COVID-19 safe, community beach cleanups all around Lake Tahoe the day after Fourth of July.

The cleanups on Sunday will be held in three locations around the lake including Regan Beach, Kings Beach and Nevada Beach – similar to cleanups the League has hosted the last seven years.

The League for safety precautions is capping the number of participants at each site, making masks mandatory, and requiring social distancing.

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