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RIDOH: No Swimming at Conimicut Point, City Park, YMCA Beaches

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High bacteria counts prompted the Rhode Island Department of Health to recommend no swimming at several local beaches. The health department routinely checks city and state beaches for high levels of bacteria in the water. Beach closures are announced with bacteria levels exceed more than 60 cfu/100 ml.

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RIDOH: No Swimming at Conimicut Point, City Park, YMCA Beaches

High bacteria counts prompted RIDOH to recommend no swimming at several local beaches, including three Warwick beaches.

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RIDOH: No Swimming at Conimicut Point, City Park, YMCA Beaches

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