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LOCAL JUNEAU EMPIRE At first glance, the Lincoln Island beach appeared unmarred - pebbles, kelp, brush, washed-up logs and the forest behind it. The volunteers had come to clean up the trash, but what if there wasn't any?

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 Dirty job: Bob King, front, Kate Golden, center, and Sally Schlichting pick up trash and debris Saturday on a Lincoln Island beach. Volunteers from Turning the Tides, a local nonprofit, worked together to clean up beaches around Juneau.
Courtesy Of Mihael Blikshteyn
Dirty job: Bob King, front, Kate Golden, center, and Sally Schlichting pick up trash and debris Saturday on a Lincoln Island beach. Volunteers from Turning the Tides, a local nonprofit, worked together to clean up beaches around Juneau.
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