A teenage boy was pulled from the Snoqualmie River after jumping from the top of a bridge. He was rushed to the hospital, where he was later pronounced dead.
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Philadelphia Man Saves Struggling Swimmer In Wildwood
A day trip to the shore ended with Tyree Ward becoming a hero.
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Yaakov Tomarkin, the Olympic swimmer, has recovered from a shoulder injury thanks to Density Sport
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Coast Guard rescue swimmer Sara Faulkner tells of sexual harassment
Sara Faulkner had the “it†factor as the first woman to graduate from the Coast Guard’s helicopter rescue swimmer school in North Carolina and join its elite group of swimmers.
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World Record-Breaking Swimmer’s Olympic Workout | Train Like a Celebrity | Men’s Health
Ryan Murphy, three-time Olympic gold medalist who holds the world record for the 100-meter backstroke, shows us the workout he uses to keep in shape.
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Arizona lake ‘electrocution incident’ kills 2 brothers, girlfriend left with ‘burn marks’ on feet, legs
Two brothers have died and a girlfriend of one was left with burn marks after a possible electrocution at a lake in Arizona, officials and family members revealed Monday.
The Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office said at a news conference that 53-year-old Timothy Miller and his brother, 50-year-old Michael Miller, were out with their girlfriend and wife on a boat over the weekend at Lake Pleasant, located north of Phoenix.
Around 6:30 p.m. on Sunday when the boat was docked at the Scorpion Bay Marina, Timothy jumped into the water “for an unknown reason” and experienced what is believed to be some type of electrical current in the water, according to Sgt. Joaquin Enriquez.
“This is a complex case because not only are we dealing with the issue of the drowning but we’re dealing possible electrical current, it’s what’s being described by the witnesses on scene who were in the water,” he said.
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Naya Rivera Used Last Of Her Strength To Save Her Son, Authorities Say | TODAY
Police in California are confirming that they found the body of “Glee†star Naya Rivera after days of searching California’s Lake Piru. Authorities say she used the last of her strength to save her young son. TODAY’s Sheinelle Jones reports.
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Richard Wachs Aquatics Center officially open for public use
The Richard A. Wachs Aquatics Center at West Lafayette Jr/Sr High School is now open for public use.
The pool originally opened for high school competition back in December and is now open for adults and younger children. Swimming programs are being offered for children ages eight through 12, and the programs are open to the public.
Social distancing is required around the pool and on the pool deck, and one swimmer is permitted in a lane at a time.
Lessons are also being conducted this week with at least six feet of distance between swim instructors and students.
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