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The Orange County Health Care Agency reopened a portion of Dana Point Harbor for swimming and diving over the weekend after officials determined the effects of last week’s small sewage spill had washed away.
Agency officials reopened the water near the Harbor Patrol’s guest dock as well as the M and N docks on the south side of the harbor’s east basin at 2 p.m. Saturday after samples taken in the area tested clean, said Monica Mazur, an agency spokeswoman.
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