2 Westchester beaches closed indefinitely due to bacteria
Croton Point Beach and Philipse Manor Beach are the two beaches that are closed.
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Jun 28, 2024, 12:39 AM
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6ds agoTwo beaches in Westchester County will be closed until further notice due to bacteria.
Croton Point Beach and Philipse Manor Beach are the two beaches that are closed.
The Westchester County Health Department says the bacteria exceeded the upper value of the density of bacteria.
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