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Search Continues for Father, Son Missing After Going Under While Swimming in Potomac | FOX 5 DC
Search crews continue to scour the Potomac River in Charles County for a father and son who went missing after going under while swimming Monday.
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Former Swim Coach Dick Caine Accused of Abusing Young Swimmers | 7NEWS
Former champion swim coach Dick Caine is facing fresh charges over the alleged sexual abuse of young girls he trained in the 1970s. But he may never be tried let alone serve jail time. His lawyers say that he’s terminally ill.
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Swimming Suspended at Blue Hole Regional Park Due to Bacteria, Bad Visibility | KXAN
For the next two weeks, swimming is no longer allowed at Blue Hole Regional Park because of bacteria levels and poor visibility in the water.
Read KXANSwimming suspended at Blue Hole Regional Park due to bacteria, bad visibility
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Body of Missing Swimmer Found in Onslow County | WNCT-TV 9 On Your Side
Officials said the body of a swimmer who went missing on Friday was located on Monday at a Camp Lejeune beach.
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DC Authorities Remind Public Not to Swim in Potomac | NBC4 Washington
As temperatures heat up and more people take to the water for relief, first responders are reminding people about the dangers and the law when it comes to swimming in our local rivers. News4’s Mark Segraves reports nine people have drowned this year.
DC Authorities Remind Public Not to Swim in Potomac | NBC4 Washington
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New World Record: Women’s 4×200 Freestyle Relay | FINA
World Record!!! 🇦🇺 Australia smashes World Record in the Women’s 4×200 Freestyle Relay as Ariarne Titmus splits fastest ever! ⏲️ 7:39.29
Australia become the first team ever under 7:40, erasing China’s world record from last year at Tokyo 2020, topped off by Ariarne Titmus swimming the fastest relay split ever at 1:52.82 at the Commonwealth Games 2022
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Tybee Lifeguards Urge Swimmers to Be Careful of Jellyfish | WSAV3
On Saturday, 308 people were stung, according to Capt. David Bowen, who oversees beach rescue. The highest on record so far this summer is 632, reached a couple of weeks ago.
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Visiting Hawaii? Don’t Swim in Fresh Water With an Open Cut | KTLA 5
