Daily Journal Staff Writer
For years, a single road in Half Moon Bay invited locals and tourists to bask in the sun, host family picnics, or catch waves from a 200-acre sandy beach section near Highway 1. But in 2008, a private company bought the property for $37.5 million, and in a move that dismayed routine beach goers, Martins Beach LLC locked a gate on the road that provided public access to the popular shores. Now, surfers are figh...
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