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The Kaua‘i County Fire Department on Wednesday reopened two North Shore beaches — Hae‘ena and Ke‘e — that had been closed Tuesday due to dangerous surf conditions. The department’s Ocean Safety Bureau lifeguards, who had reported a shark sighting Tuesday

The Kaua‘i County Fire Department on Wednesday reopened two North Shore beaches — Hae‘ena and Ke‘e — that had been closed Tuesday due to dangerous surf conditions.

The department’s Ocean Safety Bureau lifeguards, who had reported a shark sighting Tuesday morning off Ha‘ena Beach, said no more shark sightings were reported, “making the water safe for swimmers,” according to a department news release.

For current ocean conditions, consult a county lifeguard, call the Ocean Safety Bureau at 241-4984 or visit www.kauaiexplorer.com.

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