Huntington Beach: Clean Up Your Own Act
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Re “Huntington Beach May Put Live-Aboards Ashore,” Oct. 8:
After closing city beaches repeatedly because of city sewage spilled from broken pipes that the city failed to repair, Huntington Beach should clean up its own act before it complains about sewage in the ocean from private boats.
Lawrence J. Weddle
Huntington Beach
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