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Indigenous tribes in Northern California have announced plans for a 136-acre coastal area recently returned to them by the state. The site will serve as a place for ceremonies and education on traditional practices, while remaining publicly accessible and free from commercial development.
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Indigenous tribes in Northern California have announced plans for a 136-acre coastal area recently returned to them by the state. The site will serve as a place for ceremonies and education on traditional practices, while remaining publicly accessible and free from commercial development.
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Indigenous tribe reveals plans for 136 acres of California coastline after Gavin Newsom hands it back
Indigenous tribe outlines plans for 136 acres of California coastline returned by state