Lifeguard jobs lose their summer cachet
Beaches unmonitored as chairs go unfilled
BEVERLY -- It is the iconic symbol of summertime cool: the lifeguard, tanned and buff, keeping watch over the shoreline from behind dark sunglasses. Come summer, lifeguards are the gods of the beaches, paid to sit in the sun, and historically that has been enough to leave Massachusetts teens clamoring to be one of them. (Full article: 1247 words)
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