Swimming deemed safe: Water quality alerts lifted at 13 NJ beaches.
Water quality at 13 New Jersey beaches improved this week, prompting state officials to lift water quality advisories.
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Water quality at 13 New Jersey beaches improved this week, prompting state officials to lift water quality advisories.
Samples taken at the beaches on Monday and released Tuesday tested at a higher than acceptable level for fecal bacteria. If Tuesday’s samples test high the water will be closed for swimming.
Beaches in Atlantic, Cape May and Ocean counties are among at least 13 Jersey Shore waterfront locations under an advisory due to fecal contamination levels.
Samples taken at the beaches on Monday and released Tuesday tested at a higher than acceptable level for fecal bacteria. If Tuesday’s samples test high the water will be closed for swimming.
Joan Patricia, 83, loved the beach, and 'liked everything proper.'