Wooden markers separate the property line from the public beach.
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New Jersey governor signs law protecting public beach access, we report.
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Lummus Park is a public beach that runs along Ocean Drive.
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"This is a public beach — owned by the Filipino people," I said.
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But it's a public beach and they should have cleaned up after themselves.
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They fear it's being fed, leading it to act aggressive near public beach.
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Worse yet, they're at a public beach surrounded by people—so many people!
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Investigators believe the attacker swam from a public beach, according to the ministry.
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Their argument revolves on whether Martins Beach has historically been a public beach.
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Along the seafront, a revamped marina will be adjacent to a public beach.
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Boston is home to Revere Beach, the first public beach in the US.
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The group will use the land to expand the public beach and California coastal trail.
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"It's not first time that the public beach has been taken for investments," he said.
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In early August, Tarabasov was caught on video physically fighting with Lohan at a public beach.
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Two young men in their swimsuits watch the hooting crews from the public beach next door.
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Check out the public beach Playa Paraiso to the north, which is free to the public.
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The poll was taken shortly after the news broke about Christie's use of the public beach.
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"They fear it's being fed, leading it to act aggressive near public beach," Smith said of authorities.
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Half the reason people come to Miami is the public beach, after all, and that's completely free.
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As you can imagine, Ronda's shoot on a public beach drew plenty of attention ... hence these pics.
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At least one mile of public beach must always be free of development, according to Vie Magazine.
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We had more fun, however, at a public beach called Playa Luquillo 10 minutes down the road.
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Behind the house, a cluster of palm trees provides a shady respite from the public beach beyond.
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Environmentalists said the new coastal walls would damage a popular public beach and vulnerable dunes and heath.
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Fall and winter are considered off-seasons at Orchard Beach, the only public beach in the Bronx.
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They depict a trip to Oahu, and a surreptitiously videotaped encounter with the guru on a public beach.
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But most people are there to worship the sun, at Ocean Beach Park, the Atlantic-side public beach.
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Individual action had begun to make inroads - from public beach clean-ups to how people shop and vote.
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Hart said he was recently confronted by security guards while walking along a public beach adjacent to Zuckerberg's property.
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Khosla's San Mateo County property sits on Martins Beach and is the only access point to the public beach.
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The assailant reached the resort by swimming from a nearby public beach, the Interior Ministry said in a statement.
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We decided that those pictures should not go up on our public beach path where people of all ages visit.
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An eyewitness told Entertainment Tonight that they were on a public beach after visiting a friend's house in the area.
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Webby's Park, a town park on the bay, has the only public beach in the hamlet, a playground and picnic tables.
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The Santa Cruz boardwalk dates back to 1865, when John Leibrandt opened a public beach bathhouse by the San Lorenzo River.
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The best big-wave surf spot in all of Southern California, by some standards, is on a public beach in Lunada Bay.
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A public beach on Lapad Bay is a short walk from the house, and there is a walking path along the bay.
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The building site was located "outside the premises of the public beach and more than 300 meters south of it", it said.
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Thousands of people crowd a public beach on a hot day in the Mediterranean port city of Alexandria, Egypt, on July 15, 2011.
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Simpson was charged with unsafe storage of a firearm because the gun could have been found by a child at the public beach.
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You'll recall Christie was eviscerated for taking his fam to a NJ public beach he had ordered closed due to a budget standoff.
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Last summer, locals made a stink when the Saudi king and his entourage were allowed to cordon off a public beach on the Riviera.
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As in, something one would likely wear at a public beach or pool (without turning a lot of eyebrows or even getting kicked out).
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The hotel is just a two-block walk from Ocean Drive and Lummus Park, which is the most popular public beach in South Beach.
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Guests can take complimentary towels and beach bags and use the public beach as they please, but Lummus Park does get crowded and rowdy.
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This year will be the first full summer that the town of Deal is charging for daily beach tags at its main public beach.
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If not, when you get to your destination, seek out the hippest free public beach and find a cheaper restaurant the locals flock too.
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It seems strange that there's basically an illegal drinking shack on a public beach, and it's allowed to stand by the police and the city.
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The strong currents mean that a public beach would most likely need to feature a protected swimming area similar to those in Copenhagen and Paris.
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Copacabana is a public beach, so there is about 50 or 100 feet, depending on the tides, to walk and sunbathe on the stadium's ocean side.
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I traveled with this piece from Atlanta in a ferry down the Intracoastal Waterway and then in a rickety golf cart to the island's public beach.
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Chris Christie (R) said on Thursday that the criticism that surrounded his family after they were photographed enjoying a closed public beach upset his children especially.
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But going to a public beach as a celebrity is quite a different experience and it's up to fans to make sure they aren't overstepping their boundaries.
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Although it requires the squinting of eyes to see the man's white G-string, the couple assures PEOPLE that he was not nude on the public beach.
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She was ordered to leave a public beach as a child, and pelted with stones as she walked to school, where white teachers refused to instruct her.
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When I reached the very eastern end of Foglo, there was a public beach, empty but for a hammock, a shower shed, a picnic table and two benches.
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"Most of our clients message us saying it is the first time that they were confident enough to be at a public beach enjoying themselves with their family."
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Taking a friend to a high school basketball game, finding that inexpensive Middle Eastern restaurant, or hitting the state park or a public beach are all pretty fun.
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Sex on the beach, while logistically difficult, is one of the most common fetishes, according to some polls—despite being super illegal if you're on a public beach.
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For decades, soil erosion following the development of a public beach, bath house, boat launch and access trails had released tons of nutrient-rich sediment into the water.
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The actions of the surf crew have prevented visitors to the public beach from "full and equal enjoyment of rights" to use and enjoy the ocean, the lawsuit states.
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Those numbers dropped further in July after pictures emerged of Christie and his family enjoying the sun on a closed public beach in New Jersey during a government shutdown.
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Jessica Biel stars as Cora, a normal-seeming wife and mother who suddenly snaps on a public beach and stabs a man she seemingly doesn't know, over and over.
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He cut short a 1003 French Riviera holiday after local outrage erupted when the public beach at Vallauris was shut and concrete poured on the sand for a temporary lift.
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Actor Mel Gibson is in a dispute over allegations that he is preventing access to a public beach near his $29.75 million estate in Guanacaste, Costa Rica, it has been reported.
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The sea wall is not without controversy — homeowners with bluff-top properties welcome its protection, while the California Coastal Commission argues it accelerates erosion and chips away at public beach space.
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The Clare County Council approved a plan to build the pair of concealed sea walls on a public beach to protect three holes on the Trump International Golf Links from storm damage.
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No performer stripped to a degree that isn't perfectly acceptable on a public beach or public television, or comported themselves in a way that would have been inappropriate on a dance floor.
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Djok was hangin' out in Marbella when he decided to get in a workout while taking in some sun -- so, he hit one of the public beach gym places and started grindin'!
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If you can't wipe due to a music festival or public beach maintenance crew slacking on the job, or if you're roughing it on a hike and need to squat, that's certainly bad.
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The most common objection to the dune, which cost roughly $9 million, is that it has robbed the downtown of half its public beach, since it had to be built toward the surf.
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The Times also sought records from New Jersey, where Mr. Christie drew headlines last year for his use of a state helicopter from a public beach that was closed during a government shutdown.
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"He should have gone to the public beach and hung out with the blue-collar workers," Mr. Walker said, referring to the municipal beach, which had been open over the weekend and packed.
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The public beach that runs along its northern edge is a popular spot with local nudists and basking endangered Hawaiian monk seals alike, while humpback whales breach off-shore and albatrosses wheel overhead.
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On Tuesday it was revealed that the company's CEO is reportedly being fined $24,000 for taking sand from a public beach in Florida to create protective dunes in front of his $6.8 million home.
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From days at the public beach to exploring the souks to checking out the jaw-dropping architecture to — of course — checking out the malls, there's a lot to see in Dubai for no charge.
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The already historically unpopular politician faced renewed criticism over his use of a public beach after closing it to regular citizens during a state budget standoff for part of this past July 4 weekend.
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The furor erupted this month after estate agent Penny Sparrow, a Democratic Alliance (DA) member, referred to black people as "monkeys" in a New Year's Day rant on Facebook against littering at a public beach.
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Back in April, organizers fenced off part of Copacabana (leaving room near the water's edge to let people pass, because it is a public beach) to build what is now a temporary 12,000-seat arena.
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Instead, "beach" and "park" deliveries are about getting pizza to your unconventional but easily accessible location — like poolside at your beach hotel, a public beach access parking lot or a covered shelter at a park.
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Treviño, Jr. is also responsible for issuing road closures for Highway 4, which is the only road that connects the large city of Brownsville to the hamlet and public beach — and now SpaceX's new launch site.
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BEIRUT (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Construction of a new luxury resort on Beirut's waterfront could enclose the city's last free public beach, leaving only wealthy residents who can afford lofty daily fees to enjoy the Mediterranean shore.
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According to The Tico Times Gibson is being accused of illegally limiting access to a public beach and public land that surround his property, Playa Barrigona – however, a representative of the property has said there's been no wrongdoing.
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"If you pulled up at the Ritz-Carlton parking lot you certainly would not feel welcome or feel you have a nice public beach there," said Jennifer Savage, California Policy Manager for the Surfrider Foundation, an environmental organization.
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Corruption will drop, voter satisfaction will soar and never again will the governor of a major state spend a holiday sunbathing on a public beach that's closed to the rest of the public due to a budget crisis.
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After getting caught lounging on a public beach that had been closed to his constituents because of a government shutdown he'd ordered, he went on the sports-talk station WFAN, wearing a Dallas Cowboys cap, as a guest host.
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Susan Meiselas documented carnival strippers during the early '70s, at the same time the feminist movement was taking shape in the US. In his series Orchard Beach: The Bronx Riviera, Wayne Lawrence documented beachgoers at the Bronx's only public beach.
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The pair then seemingly jet off to their honeymoon (if you can fly private, you do fly private) where Ana longingly gazes at her hot-as-hell hubby walking along the sand on what seems to be a public beach.
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With rooms starting at about $1,000 a night in the summer, and a cordoned-off square of sand accessorized with tented cabanas and yellow chaises, the Ocean House is a discordant display of gated excess on a beloved public beach.
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" During the post-show discussion of "Bruh Rabbit," Mr. Marshall's mother talked about the "invisible line" on Rainbow Beach, a public beach in the South Shore neighborhood, where, in 1961, whites attacked an interracial group staging a "freedom wade-in.
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"An experienced lifeguard knows when to go and when not to go" on a rescue, said Mr. Lambert, one of the oldest active lifeguards — the kind who still dash into the surf to rescue swimmers — at a public beach in the Northeast.
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"This is the only public beach in California we know of that requires such a fee, which mostly benefits those who live in the immediate area and disproportionately impacts those least able to afford it," Noaki Schwartz, a Coastal Commission spokeswoman, told the newspaper.
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Subjects include musician Eden Brower, a member of the country-blues group Eden and John's East River String Band, with whom Crumb sometimes plays mandolin, and the tennis player Serena Williams, pictured on a public beach in a bikini with her hands held aloft.
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When a controversial resort called Eden Bay swallowed part of Beirut's last public beach last year, many Lebanese were not surprised to learn that the developer was a former son-in-law of Nabih Berri, the speaker of Parliament and the top Shiite in government.
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There's a broad public beach nearby, but few actual beaches meet the Fédération Internationale de Volleyball's strict standards for sand, so the tournament's sponsor had erected a temporary stadium and imported thirteen hundred and sixty tons from a quarry two and a half hours to the north.
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Trump International Golf Links, which owns the resort at Doonbeg, County Clare, intends to build a line of two low, concealed sea walls, 2,000 feet long and 840 feet long, on the landward side of a public beach to prevent storm waters from eroding three holes of the course.
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Oscar Munoz — who has been the head of the company through several headline-grabbing controversies in the last few years — is being fined $24,000 for taking sand from a public beach in Florida to create protective dunes in front of his $6.8 million home, according to the St. Augustine Record.
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The former refers to the Hellenikon Project, an 8 billion euro plan to turn the capital's former airport into a 6.2 million square meter paradise that, in addition to a shopping centre and a casino, will include gleaming office towers, fancy new homes, a public beach, top-notch aquarium and shiny new marina.
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Read more: New documents reveal SpaceX's plans for launching Mars-rocket prototypes from South TexasWagoner told Business Insider he didn't see any "no trespassing" signs after hiking over the dunes on Sunday, so he walked to the Starhopper landing pad, took some up-close photos, and then returned to the public beach.
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It says much about today's China that—as Communist leaders arrived for an annual summer gathering in Beidaihe, north-east of Beijing—no peep of dissent could be heard on the town's packed public beach, in clear sight of the fenced-off leaders' district with its turreted villas, pine woods and empty, sandy shoreline.
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Attorneys for Harlem Suarez, who allegedly agreed to set off a bomb at a public beach last July, said that "a continuance is in the interests of justice until such time as the heated reporting on the Orlando incident has subsided outweighs the public's and the parties' right to a speedy trial," according to court documents.
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Her finest works of the late thirties were two Kafka-like stories that seem to reflect her emotional state: "The Sea & Its Shore," in which a man toils to keep a public beach free of ever-accumulating papers, working every night, by lantern light, and trying to make sense of the scraps he finds; and "In Prison," a condition that the narrator anticipates with relief.
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Pointer, who helps run a fan page for SpaceX on Facebook, said last week that three times an appraised value wouldn't be enough to relocate and enjoy an equivalent lifestyle: a location that's remote, just a mile or two from a public beach, surrounded by a paradise of birds and other coastal wildlife, and capped with a home she and her husband put most of their savings into building themselves.
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