Home > Breaking News Swampscott beaches re-opened Originally Published on Friday, June 15, 2012 By Staff Reports \/ The Daily Item <\/p>\n
SWAMPSCOTT Three beaches in Swampscott, including one that borders Lynn, have re-opened in time for the weekend after high bacteria levels closed the beaches this afternoon, according to Anne Roach, a spokeswoman for the state's department of public health. <\/p>\n
Roach said in an email that new testing of the Swampscott beaches and one in Marblehead showed the water safe to swim in, as of 5 p.m. Friday. The department had closed the beaches Friday afternoon because of a high-bacteria count after Wednesday's rain. <\/p>\n
The newly Swampscott opened beaches are: Preston's beach, near Bluff Avenue and Atlantic Avenue, Fisherman's beach, off of Puritan Road and Route 129, and King's beach, on the border of Swampscott and Lynn. <\/p>\n
Stramski beach in Marblehead, located on Salem Harbor, is also re-opened, according to the state's deaprtment of public health website. <\/p>\n
There are no closure notices for King's beach in Lynn city limits, nor for beaches in Nahant. <\/p>\n
Stay tuned to the Daily Item for updates. And view a list of parking, rates and hours for all Lynn and North Shore beaches. <\/p>\n
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