Published 09/06/2024 12:12:15 p.m.

BCA grapples with finding a faster solution after petroleum smells and debris resurface at Buxton Beach

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Buxton Beach on Sept. 5. CHNS photo. The mood at the monthly Buxton Civic Association (BCA) meeting on September 4 was grim, as board members and roughly 20 attendees grappled with a new wave of petroleum smells and debris that have resurfaced at the closed Buxton Beach shoreline. On Tuesday, after strong but not unusual northeast winds, the shoreline of the former 1956-2010 military site had eroded once again, with multiple reports of petroleum…

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BCA grapples with finding a faster solution after petroleum smells and debris resurface at Buxton Beach

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