Category: Beach Life
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Shark Bite Puts New York Beachgoers on High Alert | CBS News
Long Island beaches are on high alert after a teen was bitten by a shark. Officials say two teens were injured in the water on Monday, but only one of the injuries has been confirmed as a shark bite. CBS News correspondent Lilia Luciano reports from New York.
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Over Holiday Weekend, VB Lifeguards Rescue 150+ Swimmers | WAVY TV 10
You can see the beach at the Oceanfront is packed with families enjoying the sun and waves — since 10 On Your Side was out here Monday, we saw two calls for revues in the water.
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Confusion Over Swim Beach Closures at Beaver Lake | 40/29 News
The best way to get the latest information on beach closures is to call the Beaver Lake Project office in Rogers at (479) 636-1210.
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Water Levels Force Chicago Swim Ban | CBS Chicago
There are red flags flying at the city beaches because the Chicago Park District issued a swim ban, saying the water quality does not meet safe swimming standards.
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4th of July Fun Continues at Jersey Shore; Experts Warn Swimmers to Stay Safe | 6abc Philadelphia
4th of July fun continues at Jersey shore; experts warn swimmers to stay safe
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7 Beachgoers Die From Rip Currents at Panama City Beach | Inside Edition
Florida’s Panama City Beach is known for its beautiful white sand and crystal-clear water but now it’s being called the deadliest beach in America. In a month, there were seven drowning deaths attributed to dangerous rip currents on Panama City Beach. Lifeguards say beachgoers are ignoring their warnings and going into the water even when…
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‘Mother Nature Is Relentless’: Pensacola Lifeguards Encourage People to Use Caution | WKRG
Lifeguards from Baldwin County to Panama City Beach have been kept busy this season, as rip currents put swimmers in distress.
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Seven Dead From Rip Currents at Panama City Beach | NBC News
Seven people are dead within nine days from rip currents at the Panama City Beach in Florida. Rip currents have caused 55 deaths in the U.S. this year, according to the National Weather Service. NBC News’ Guad Venegas reports.