It was a warm but windy Sunday in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula near Marquette.
Twenty-one-year-old Marena Kouba and her boyfriend, Dayton Nash, were on vacation at the beach.
“We were at the island (Little Presque Isle) and the waves were really huge. There was a bad current, it was really strong even though you’re just stepping in the water,” Kouba said.
The couple had been watching some swimmers, two young kids and an adult, when they heard a yell for help.
Even six months ago, organizers of the Tokyo Olympic Games were still bullish that their huge financial investment would deliver an unforgettable Games. Just two months later, however, plans that had been almost a decade in the making were shredded as the COVID-19 pandemic forced the IOC and Japanese government to take the unprecedented decision to postpone the Olympics for a year.
Local 5 continues to follow “Super Colt” Cosper after his two-month stay at MercyOne Medical Center in Des Moines.
The woman is a strong swimmer and was able to call for help. But rescuers are noticing a disturbing trend of increased drownings this summer.
Witnesses said the 17-year-old stood on some rocks and jumped off but never resurfaced. More: https://www.wltx.com/article/news/loc…
We’re so excited to welcome you back to our #leisurecentres. Here’s a quick video to show you what to expect when visiting our #swimmingpools. Visit www.lifeleisure.net/reopening for full details.
The Swim England Talent teams from across all of our disciplines share a message to athletes who were selected as part of a squad or those who were scheduled to take part in competitions this year.
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If you are beating the heat at a pool this summer, Purvi Bhandari, MD, offers safety tips to follow in and out of the water during the COVID-19 pandemic.
