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Polar Plunge Event Splashing Into Zuma Beach Saturday

Hundreds of people are expected to brave the sub-50-degree water to help raise money for the Special Olympics Southern California,

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The fifth annual Polar Plunge will take place Saturday at Zuma Beach in Malibu, where hundreds of people are expected to brave the sub-50-degree water to help raise money for the Special Olympics Southern California.

For more information on the event, including how to participate or support a plunger, see the attached press release.

The attached video is from the Polar Plunge event in 2011.

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