Swim advisories lifted at 4 state beaches that tested for high levels of fecal bacteria
Swim advisories against four Wildwood Crest beaches that tested for high levels of fecal bacteria have been lifted.
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Jul 13, 2022, 10:54 AM
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Swim advisories against four Wildwood Crest beaches that tested for high levels of fecal bacteria have been lifted.
The water was retested on Tuesday, and it was determined that the water was safe.
The beaches impacted were located off Forget Me Not Road, Miami Avenue, Lavender Road and Orchid Road.