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Ocean City Reopens Beaches North of 35th Street
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OCAN CITY — The city reopened beaches north of 35th Street at 2 p.m. on Aug. 29.
The City of Ocean City administration along with city public safety agencies announced that the beaches north of 35th St. are opened for the Labor Day Weekend.
This is being done with the authorization of the Cape May County Health Department.
According to a police release, “Those beaches have been thoroughly inspected by members of the Police Department, Fire Department, Public Works, and Beach Patrol.”
There have been no new medical waste items found during these inspections.
The Beach Patrol along with the Police Department will continue to monitor the situation and work to provide a safe environment for all of those persons wishing to use the beach and ocean.
A check of the closed beaches south of 35th St. will be conducted after the high tide on Saturday morning Aug. 30, 2008. After the inspection a determination will be made about reopening those beaches.
Everyone is again reminded to report any suspicious items to the Ocean City Police Department at (609) 399-9111.
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Fri, 08/29/2008 - 12:59pm
Everyone is so concerned for the tourist beaches of NJ but no one cares about nor monitors the Delaware Bay beaches. Here, anything goes and this once magnificent ecosystem is slowly being polluted by the local, county and state governments. Too bad because eventually it will impact the ocean water quality and medical waste that can be picked up will be the least of the tourist's worries.