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Golden Sands Park to close for few weeks starting Dec. 6

Written by: November 30 2010
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INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — This will be the last weekend that beachgoers can head out to Golden Sands Beach.

Starting Dec. 6, the county will close the park so that contractors can replenish the sand on the beach. The closure is expected to last through Dec. 24.

Golden Sands Park is located at 10240 N. A1A.

The next closes beaches are Treasure Shores to the north, which is unguarded, and Wabasso Beach to the south.

Wabasso Beach was closed for a period of time earlier this year to accommodate the beach renourishment project.

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