‘Ghost town': Beaches are emptier after Haverhill sewage main break, locals say
Beach tests show safe bacteria levels, but businesses say crowds remain down 25% to 30% after the sewer spill, officials said.
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Merrimack River testing safe after Haverhill sewer break
All tested sites along the Merrimack River have begun reporting safe levels of fecal bacteria after the massive sewage break in Haverhill over two weeks ago, as beaches across the North Shore all fully reopened to swimming over the weekend and some lawmakers move on to seeking funding for long-term fixes.
Breaking: Trahan, Moulton Request Federal Aid for Haverhill Sewage Emergency
Congresswoman Lori Trahan and Congressman Seth Moulton this morning appealed to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to help pay for Haverhill’s recent force main sewer collapse. Trahan and Moulton this morning asked EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin in a letter for additional federal support in response to the ongoing Haverhill wastewater emergency. “As communities across the […] The post Breaking: Trahan, Moulton Request Federal Aid for Haverhi…
According to state authorities, the remnants of the collapse of the main sewage pipe in Haverhill, Massachusetts last month have practically disappeared; however, residents claim that the consequences still persist. They comment that the influx of public on some beaches of Plum Island is still very low, as people avoid the area. Some bathers who visited Newbury on Monday pointed out that the water was very pleasant when entering it. "When we arr…
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