2 Westchester beaches reopen after bacteria closures
Officials said beach samples tested met the required safety standards.
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Jul 3, 2024, 11:23 AM
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12ds agoThe Westchester County Health Department reopened Croton Point Park and Philips Manor Beach on Monday after the beaches were closed last week due to high bacteria levels.
Officials said beach samples tested met the required safety standards.
The beaches have been closed since June 27.
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