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Haverhill mayor announces sewage leakage into Merrimack River has ended

Haverhill Mayor Melinda Barrett announced that after millions of gallons of wastewater leaked into the Merrimack River, it has ended.

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8 million gallons of sewage entering Merrimack River per day due to overflow in Haverhill

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Sewage overflow issue in Merrimack River is resolved, officials say, although some beaches are still closed

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A decade ago Haverhill pledged to stop polluting the Merrimack. It’s been releasing sewage in the river ever since.

A decade before a sewer main broke in Haverhill last Friday, dumping untreated sewage into the Merrimack River and making North Shore beaches unswimmable, city officials signed a consent decree with t...

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Sewage spill closes several North Shore beaches. Which ones to avoid

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Massive Wastewater Spill Into Merrimack River Triggers State-Level Response

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8M gallons of wastewater a day entering Merrimack River due to Haverhill sewer breaks

Approximately 8 million gallons of wastewater per day are entering the Merrimack River as a result of two sewage main breaks in Haverhill, Massachusetts, over the weekend, the mayor’s office said in an update Monday.

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Plum Island Beach announces closure until further notice following sewer main leak

The closure follows the discovery of two breaks in a 42-inch sewer force main in Haverhill.