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Salisbury Beach Lifeguard Command Station Named after 'Boots' Chouinard
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Salisbury Beach Lifeguard Command Station Named after 'Boots' Chouinard
SALISBURY – Gov. Maura Healy joined other state and local officials last week to honor the 101-year-old Robert “Boots” Chouinard for a lifetime of service to country and community by naming the Salisbury Beach Lifeguard Command Station after him. Chouinard, who was the head lifeguard on the beach for 15 years, led the large crowd that came to honor him in a Hip, Hip Hooray cheer. An overwhelmed Chouinard said, “I never expected my life would end…
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