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• Michael Lehet

  That’s not really surprising since last year they never bothered to move the sand back towards the beach at the beginning of the summer season.  It’s too bad because now it’ll probably stay like that for quite some time.

• ChgoSaint

  Agree with Michael.  Two years ago after the beach was closed, the put up that plastic orange “snow fencing” which acted as a barrier to the sand.  My guess is the fencing is cheaper then what it may cost to remediate this.

• Mike

  Hey, it makes it more like a Florida or Caribbean beach experience here in Chicago.

• http://pulse.yahoo.com/_4WBEXJXAA6DOM5GGZ6ZAK5G474 EBNA member

  Its beginning to look a lot like Christmas