Officials warn of dangerous beach conditions from remnants of Ernesto
News 12 Joti Rekhi spoke to officials to learn more about what they are doing to keep residents safe.
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Aug 17, 2024, 1:27 PM
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News 12 Joti Rekhi spoke to officials to learn more about what they are doing to keep residents safe.
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