Jan. 22, 2013
Brooks Firestone (left) speaks at the Camp 4 meeting while Chumash Tribal Chairman Vincent Armenta, (center) and Vice Chairman Richard Gomez (right) listen (Jan. 21, 2013)
 speaks at the Camp 4 meeting while Chumash Tribal Chairman Vincent Armenta, (center) and Vice Chairman Richard Gomez (right) listen (Jan. 21, 2013) | Photo by Paul Wellman "Pin It")
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