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THANK YOU. JUST IN TIME FOR THE WEEKEND. OCEAN CITY IS BACK OPEN FOR SWIMMERS AND SURFERS. EMERGENCY OFFICIALS CLOSED THE WATER LAST WEEK AFTER MEDICAL WASTE, INCLUDING SYRINGES, STARTED WASHING ...

Ocean City reopened its beaches to swimming and Assateague Island National Seashore began to incrementally open beaches Friday almost a week after used hypodermic needles and other medical waste ...

"Ocean City Emergency Services is actively addressing the recent discovery of medical waste that has washed up on our beaches. To ensure the safety of all residents and visitors, Ocean City Beach ...

Two popular beach destinations along the coasts of Maryland and Virginia — Ocean City and Assateague Island — reopened to swimmers after closing for nearly a week following reports of medical ...

AN Authorities in Ocean City, Maryland, have closed several beaches after medical waste, including syringes and pill bottles, washed ashore. Some beaches are only closed to swimming, while others ...

After nearly a week of beach closures due to medical waste washing up on Sunday, Ocean City announced Friday the beach is finally open again to surfers and swimmers. The big announcement comes just in ...

and Rehoboth Beach officials are prohibiting ocean swimming after discovering medical waste washed up on coastal beaches, per the towns' social media pages. According to a social media post on ...

Assateague State Park, along with other beaches along the Maryland coast, is experiencing a significant amount of medical waste washing onshore. Access to the ocean will be restricted at this time.