Year: 2018
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Older swimmers jump in as younger people pass up lifeguard jobs
Working as a lifeguard is a traditional summer job for many teens. But the job pool is changing, thanks to some older applicants. CBS News correspondent Carter Evans has the story.
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Swimming Spots Come up with Solutions to Lifeguard Shortage
Popular swimming spots are coming up with creative solutions to combat a regional shortage of lifeguards. “It’s a good little beach to go to,” Ronald McClendon, who went to Lake Ontario beach to spend time with his kids, said. “The people are good, they’ve got playgrounds around her, picnic areas, and houses, it’s nice.†That’s…
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Teen Drowns While Trying To Swim Across W.Va. River
Deputies say a 17-year-old drowned while trying to swim across a river in West Virginia.
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First two boys rescued in Thailand cave ‘mission impossible’
Rescuers said it may take up to four days for the entire team to reach safety, depending on conditions inside the cave Elite divers have rescued the first two of 12 young soccer players and their coach who have been trapped in a flooded cave complex in northern Thailand for more than two weeks, according…
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White Shark Cruising Near Swimmers
A white shark swims in close to the shoreline off New Brighton State Beach, Monterey Bay as swimmers look on.
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Thailand Cave Rescue | Blue World Academy
Jonathan, Todd and Zach explain some of the technical issues regarding the soccer team stranded in a cave in Thailand, and answer some viewer questions about the situation. https://youtu.be/CIRC68Cv6eM
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Thai cave rescue: D-Day as evacuation operation begins
The “exact moment†that rescue personnel have been waiting for has arrived, as they begin their mission to extract the 12 Thai schoolboys and their football coach from the Tham Luang cave.
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Don’t limit children’s access to swimming
In the United States, “drowning is the second leading cause of unintentional injury death in children aged 1–14 years,†according to the World Health Organization. Being a child, male or a member of a minority group and lack of swimming ability are the major factors in drowning deaths. Whereas we strive to instruct our children…
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Man Labeled ‘ID Adam’ Is Fired After Calling the Police on a Black Woman at Pool
The temperature in Winston-Salem, N.C., crested at 90 degrees on July 4 — the same day Jasmine Edwards and her son, both African Americans, sought the cool waters of the pool in their private community. Adam Bloom was there, too, confident in his charge of helping enforce neighborhood rules as the ‘pool chair’ of the…
