There are no lifeguards on Fort Morgan beaches. It is up to the volunteer fire department to answer the call of swimmers in distress. They now have a new tool that is already saving lives.
An orange raft may look like the latest water toy but it is actually the latest lifesaving device now being used by the Fort Morgan Volunteer Fire Department.
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Ukrainian Athletes Hoping to Compete at Paris Olympic Games | Al Jazeera English
Preparing for an Olympics is never easy but it is an even greater challenge for Ukrainians, training in the midst of war. Those athletes are also anxiously awaiting the IOC’s decision on whether they will allow Russians and Belarusians to compete in Paris as neutrals.
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New World Junior Record as McIntosh & Ledecky Face Off in 200M Free | Tyr Pro Series Fort Lauderdale | USA Swimming
Women’s 200M Freestyle at the 2023 TYR Pro Swim Series in Fort Lauderdale
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New Swimming Spot Announced in Sydney’s Inner West | 9 News Australia
A new swimming spot has been announced along the iconic Bay Run at Lilyfield in Sydney’s inner west.
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New World Junior Record for Women’s 200M Butterfly | 2023 Tyr Pro Swim Series in Fort Lauderdale | USA Swimming
Women’s 200M Butterfly at the 2023 TYR Pro Swim Series in Fort Lauderdale
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Metro Atlanta Swimmers Make History | 11Alive
Marietta native Junior Langston Weddington surpassed four teams winning the Howard Bisons’ first conference title in 34 years.
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Port Clinton Community Makes a Splash Celebrating Swimmer’s State Championship Victory | WTOL11
The Port Clinton school and the community came together to celebrate the most recent Ohio state champion swimmer, Kami Periat.
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Investigators ‘Anxiously Awaiting’ Autopsy, Toxicology for Ex-us Swimmer Who Died in Virgin Islands | ABC7 News Bay Area
Investigators are “anxiously awaiting” the results of the autopsy including toxicology report of former US swimmer Jamie Cail, according to a public information officer for the US Virgin Islands Police Department.
Its “crucial” to be absolutely accurate, Glen Dratte, director of communications for the agency told CNN.
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My Serpentine Swim With the Estonian Ambassador – And Why Russian Diplomats Weren’t Invited | The Telegraph
Estonia’s Independence Day falls on Feb 24. This year was the country’s 105th celebration.
To mark the occasion, Tallinn’s ambassador to the UK invited a small number of guests for a swim in the Serpentine, the lake in the center of London’s Hyde Park, to embrace the environment and a sense of well-being, all to help build one’s resilience, Estonian style.
The date also marked exactly a year from the start of Russia’s full invasion of Ukraine.
Estonia’s ambassador, Viljar Lubi, intended the morning to show his country’s solidarity with the people of Ukraine.
The Telegraph’s Associate Editor for Defence, Dominic Nicholls, was invited to don his Bermuda shorts and enjoy the bracing effect of immersion in near-freezing water, to build his personal resilience.
While in the water and still able to speak, he took the opportunity to interview Mr. Lubi and ask whether the ambassador to Russia had similarly been invited.