This Date in Seal Beach History
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September 11th in Seal Beach History
The Seal Beach Marina Players’ “South Pacific” parody is a hit! Continue reading
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July 27th in Seal Beach History
BIG ONE DAY PROGRAM – LET’S ALL GO! Continue reading
May 27th in Seal Beach History
safe bathing for mankind, especially the women and little children Continue reading
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April 19th in Seal Beach History
An orphaned seal loses its shot at hanging out with the babes in Anaheim. Continue reading
April 6th in Seal Beach History
Oh, for the thrilling snowball battles of Seal Beach’s yesteryears! Continue reading
January 30th In Seal Beach History
Seal Beach backs chamber with vim! Continue reading
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