The Beach Haven Beach Patrol brought waves of fun and laughter to Essex Avenue last Saturday with the third annual Boogie Boarding competition. Held in memory of legendary Boogie Boarder Arthur Koch, affectionately known as “The Flash,” the event showcased the community spirit and dedication of the Beach Haven lifeguards.
Meghan Marro Skelly, beach patrol chief, said that despite the challenging conditions of cold water and rough seas, participants of all ages took to the waves with enthusiasm.
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