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Sgt. Frank V. Lopez removes debris from the sand during

Sgt. Frank V. Lopez removes debris from the sand during

Sgt. Frank V. Lopez removes debris from the sand during an annual cleanup of the Matsuda-No-Hama beach May 20 in Henoko. The cleanup was conducted in preparation for the annual Henoko Dragon Boat Race. Lopez is... More

Community members, Marines cleanup to strengthen relationship

Community members, Marines cleanup to strengthen relationship

Lance Cpl. Tyler R. Papalski, left, talks with Chieko Toyoshima while clearing weeds from a recreation field during an annual cleanup May 20 in Henoko. Marines volunteer each year to help members of the Henoko ... More

Tsutomu Yamada, left, works with Sgt. Dustin C. Woods

Tsutomu Yamada, left, works with Sgt. Dustin C. Woods

Tsutomu Yamada, left, works with Sgt. Dustin C. Woods to rake for debris on the Matsuda-No-Hama beach during an annual cleanup May 20 in Henoko. Members of the Henoko Senior Citizen’s Association worked with Ma... More

Lance Cpl. Tyler R. Papalski, left, talks with Chieko

Lance Cpl. Tyler R. Papalski, left, talks with Chieko

Lance Cpl. Tyler R. Papalski, left, talks with Chieko Toyoshima while clearing weeds from a recreation field during an annual cleanup May 20 in Henoko. Marines volunteer each year to help members of the Henoko ... More

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