A woman was rescued in the waters off Long Island on Sunday morning.
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‘No Swim’ Advisory Issued After Sewage Spill | WCNC
A ‘No Swimming’ advisory has been issued for Paw Creek Cove on Lake Wylie. The advisory comes after 847,000 gallons of untreated sewage were discharged from the Paw Creek Lift Station at 8924 Old Down Road in Charlotte, which is operated by Charlotte Water.
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Women’s 200m Freestyle 🏊♀️ Last 5 Champions
Enjoy this look back at the last 5 Women’s 200m Freestyle winners at the Olympics:
Susie O’Neill 🇦🇺 / Sydney 2000
Camelia Potec 🇷🇴 / Athens 2004
Federica Pellegrini 🇮🇹 / Beijing 2008
Allison Schmitt 🇺🇸 / London 2012
Katie Ledecky 🇺🇸 / Rio 2016 -
Coast Guard Rescues Three People From Overturned Sailboat off Coast of Portsmouth | WMUR-TV
No one was injured.
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Men’s 100m Freestyle 🏊♂️ Last 5 Champions | Olympics
Enjoy this look back at the last 5 Men’s 100m Freestyle winners at the Olympics:
Pieter van den Hoogenband 🇳🇱/ Sydney 2000
Pieter van den Hoogenband 🇳🇱/ Athens 2004
Alain Bernard 🇫🇷/ Beijing 2008
Nathan Adrian 🇺🇸/ London 2012
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Defending Olympic Title ‘Not a Distraction’ for Adam Peaty | BeanymanNews
Adam Peaty insists the prospect of becoming the first Team GB swimmer to defend an Olympic title is “not a distractionâ€.
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Flathead swimmer Lily Milner going to University Of Utah
Kalispell Flathead’s Lily Milner is going to swim division one at University Of Utah, but Milner’s journey to get here started long ago.
“Well I started swimming when I was about eight years old and I started competitively swimming when I was about 10. I fell in love with it because it’s an individual sport so everything kind of relies on you,†said Milner.
Milner fell in love with swimming when she was eight. Physically, it changed her body, making her stronger and turning her into one of the best swimmers in the Flathead Valley. But it was the mental strength she found that changed her life.
“Swimming is a pretty mentally tough sport because it’s pretty boring, you’re just swimming back and forth staring at a black line or staring up a ceiling, so it’s really taught me how to stay dedicated and stay focused and work really hard, even when you know your mind does not want you to,” Milner said.
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Olympian Alice Dearing Talks Diversity in Swimming | MySwimPro Community
Alice Dearing, the first black female swimmer to represent Great Britain at the Olympics, discusses how she’s personally tackling the diversity issue in the sport.