Swimming resumes at Davis Park on Fire Island following shark sighting
Brookhaven Town lifeguards made the call to keep swimmers out of the water until further notice on Wednesday.
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Jul 7, 2022, 11:12 AM
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2h agoSwimming will be permitted today after another shark was spotted near Long Island.
The sighting happened Wednesday morning at Davis Park on Fire Island.
Brookhaven Town lifeguards made the call to keep swimmers out of the water until further notice.
The
sighting is the latest in a string of sightings and possible shark
bites, including one at Smith Point County Park this past weekend.
