Residents hit the beaches to take advantage of breezy temps
The city wants to reassure residents that they are safe to get their last swim in this weekend.
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Sep 2, 2022, 9:26 PM
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9h agoResidents hit the sand in Rye on Friday to take advantage of the breezy temperatures.
Lifeguards on Rye Town Beach said they were prepared for the unofficial last summer weekend.
The city wants to reassure residents that they are safe to get their last swim in this weekend.
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