2 lifeguards save 11-year-old child from drowning at West Haven beach
In a Facebook post, West Haven's Parks and Recreation Department says two of their lifeguards saved an 11-year-old from drowning at Oak Beach.
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Jun 30, 2022, 11:02 AM
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In a Facebook post, West Haven's Parks and Recreation Department says two of their lifeguards saved an 11-year-old from drowning at Oak Beach.
City officials say Madison Hobartt and Issac Gorske are the first lifeguards of 2022 to rescue someone from drowning.
The department uploaded a Facebook post thanking the two lifeguards.
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