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Health - Public Health News

Posted on: July 11, 2019

[ARCHIVED] Check Shellfish Safety Before You Dig! Some Whatcom Beaches Closed

Marine biotoxin levels have increased again in some Whatcom County waters, and recreational shellfish harvest has been closed in Birch Bay, Portage Bay, and other areas. Check the Washington State Shellfish Safety map for the latest closure information.

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