By EJ
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LA authorities have reopened Los Angeles beaches after 17 million gallons of sewage spilled into Santa Monica Bay on Sunday.
According to LA County Supervisor, Janice Hahn, a power outage at the Hyperion plant last night caused untreated sewage to be discharged into the ocean.
Beaches from El Segundo to the Dockweiler RV Park were closed for swimming the past three days because of the sewage spill.
The LA County Department of Public Health confirmed that the swim areas around Dockweiler State Beach and El Segundo Beach are now safe to swim in.
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CTG KIDS workshops (ages 7-10) presents:
“Character Matters: The Return of the Fairy Tale Advice Council”
The show will happen on Friday, July 16th at 10 am. The 30 minute show is free to everyone.
CTG JUNIORS workshop (ages 10 – 13) presents:
The world premiere of “Dave the Brave and the Pirateers!”
This 45 minute show will debut Friday, July 16th at 8 pm. It will also be free for all attendees.
The Jack Oakie Stars (ages 13-17) bring to the stage “Beauty and the Beast Jr.”
CTG will hold performances Saturday & Sunday evenings at 8 pm
General audience tickets are $8, children 12 and under get free admission.