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State-run beaches cleared for swimming

Summary by Salem News

NEWBURYPORT — Millions of gallons of untreated wastewater was redirected back to Haverhill’s treatment facility after days of flowing into Merrimack River, with officials announcing that Sandy Point Beach on Plum Island and Salisbury Beach Reservation are safe for swimming…

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Gloucester Daily Times

Swimming resumes after Haverhill sewage leak

Just in time for the July Fourth holiday, swimming is allowed again at state beaches in Salisbury and Plum Island.

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State-run beaches cleared for swimming

NEWBURYPORT — Millions of gallons of untreated wastewater was redirected back to Haverhill’s treatment facility after days of flowing into Merrimack River, with officials announcing that Sandy Point Beach on Plum Island and Salisbury Beach Reservation are safe for swimming…

2 days ago

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Salem News broke the news 2 days ago on Thursday, July 2, 2026.

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