Shark activity will keep Crane Beach closed to swimming
Shark activity will keep Crane Beach closed to swimming for days
IPSWICH - A well-known beach on Massachusetts' North Shore will stay closed to swimming for days "due to the continued presence of sharks," beach operators say. A great white shark sighting first closed Crane Beach in Ipswich on Tuesday when a police officer on a boat spotted a shark in about five to seven feet of water.
Crane Beach in Ipswich closed to swimming at least through Wednesday after great white sighting
“Confirmed Great White shark sighting off the East end of Crane Beach,” said Ipswich police via Facebook at 12:34 p.m. Tuesday. “Sharks were in approximately 5 to 7 feet of water. Crane Beach closed to swimming at this time.”
Crane Beach in Ipswich closed to swimming after shark sighting
A shark sighting off Crane Beach in Ipswich prompted officials to close the beach to swimming Tuesday. Ipswich police in a post<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More
Sharks spotted near Crane Beach on Mass. North Shore
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Shark Sighting Closes Beach in Ipswich, Massachusetts
Ipswich, Massachusetts is home to one of the most beautiful beaches in New England, Crane Beach. The beach is part of The Trustees which runs many cultural and natural state properties, including The Crane Estate, once owned by plumbing magnate Richard T. Crane (you know, the blue crane logo on the toilets).
Crane Beach in Ipswich to remain closed to swimming through Monday due to shark sightings
Crane Beach in Ipswich will remain closed to swimming through Monday due to continued shark sightings, officials announced. Crane Beach Property Director<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More
Crane Beach closed after shark sighting
IPSWICH — A great white shark was sighted off of Crane Beach on Tuesday, according to Ipswich police. Police said a shark was seen in approximately 5 to 7 feet of water off the east end of Crane Beach. Police posted two videos of the shark on the department's Facebook page.
North Shore beach closed to swimming after shark sighting
Waters around a popular North Shore beach were closed to swimming on Wednesday after numerous sharks were spotted in the shallow water.
Mass. beach remains closed to swimming after great white shark sightings
A popular beach on the North Shore of Massachusetts remained closed Wednesday — and will for several more days — after multiple great white shark sightings on Tuesday. Swimmers were ordered out of the water Tuesday morning when a great white shark sighting was confirmed off the east end of Crane Beach.
Numerous sharks seen swimming near popular North Shore beach
Waters around a popular North Shore beach will remain closed to swimming until Sept. 23 after numerous sharks were spotted in the shallow water.The first shark to be reported was spotted Tuesday swimming near the east end of Crane Beach in Ipswich,
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Great white shark spotted off Crane Beach in Ipswich: Watch the video
Ipswich police said in a Facebook post around 12:30 p.m. that a great white shark sighting was confirmed off the east end of Crane Beach. They said sharks were in approximately 5-7 feet of water.
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