Category: Beach Life
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‘We’re Going to Keep You in Close’: Swimmers in Boynton Beach Reminded to Swim Near a Lifeguard | WPBF 25 News
‘We’re going to keep you in close’: Swimmers in Boynton Beach reminded to swim near a lifeguard
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Blue Bottle Surge Forcing Swimmers Out of the Water | 9 News Australia
A surge in blue bottles has made the ocean a no swim zone, and experts say there’s a reason they’re washing up.
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Crane Beach Closed to Swimming After Great White Shark Sighting | WCVB Channel 5 Boston
Waters around the popular North Shore beach were closed to swimming on Tuesday after a Great White Shark was spotted in shallow water.
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Dewey Beach in Delaware Temporarily Closed to Swimming Due to Medical Waste | 6abc Philadelphia
Dewey Beach in Delaware temporarily closed to swimming due to medical waste
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Deadly Swimming Conditions Expected for Labor Day Weekend in Chicago | WGN News
Labor Day weekend is here and it marks the last time of the year where swimming is permitted at Chicago beaches, but a beach hazard statement is in effect through most of the holiday weekend, and dangerous conditions have water safety advocates on edge after an already deadly summer.
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NYC Beaches Closed but People Are Swimming Anyway | FOX 5 New York
Beaches across New York City are closed for the weekend due to rip currents from Hurricane Ernesto. FOX 5 NY’s Richard Giacovis has the latest from the beach where people are having a good time regarless of the warnings.
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Montreal Restricts Swimming At East End Beach Due To Contamination | CityNews
“I don’t think it’s a good idea to swim,” says one Montreal man, as Montreal Public Health has restricted swimming at the beach in Promenade-Bellerive Park in the city’s east end because of contamination. Swidda Rassy reports.
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Man Saved By Lifeguards After Swimming Hours In Queens | CBS New York
Dramatic video captures the rescue of a swimmer in distress at Rockaway Beach. Authorities say it happened Thursday just before 7 p.m. – an hour after beaches closed for swimming. CBS New York’s John Dias reports.
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California’s Most Controversial Beach Explained | The Children’s Pool | It’s History
California’s Children’s Pool in San Diego, also known as the Children’s Pool Beach, is a small, sandy beach area in La Jolla with a unique history. Originally constructed in 1931, the pool was created through the donation of Ellen Browning Scripps, a prominent philanthropist. She funded the construction of a seawall to provide a safe,…