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CA: Track repairs prompt complaints over rip rap ahead of meetings on long-term solutions for trains, beaches

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By Laylan Connelly Verified, Erika Ritchie Verified
| Mass Transit Magazine Verified
When a big hurricane swell rolled through the region last week, big waves and high tides moved piles of rocks and splashed onto the train tracks in south San Clemente, prompting train service to stop for a few days.
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Not all lifeguards are designated first responders, but efforts are underway to change that Original

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By Laylan Connelly Verified
| The Orange County Register Verified
The recent viral video of Santa Cruz lifeguard Ryder Williams clinging onto a 10-year-old boy as they were battered by massive waves gave the world a glimpse at the harrowing task lifeguards face, a job that requires them to risk their own lives to rescue another in the wild sea.
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Track repairs prompt complaints over rip rap ahead of meetings on long-term solutions for trains, beaches

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By Laylan Connelly Verified, Erika Ritchie Verified
| The Orange County Register Verified
When a big hurricane swell rolled through the region last week, big waves and high tides moved piles of rocks and splashed onto the train tracks in south San Clemente, prompting train service to stop for a few days.
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