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No Swimming at Lake Lanier? Popular Water Park Won’t Allow You in the Lake This Year | WSB-TV
A popular water park at Lake Lanier is not allowing beachgoers to go into the water this year.
Margaritaville at Lanier Islands announced that they are keeping the beach open, but not allowing anyone to go into the water.
They’ve even installed a fence about a foot from the shoreline so that beachgoers can only let the water lap at their feet.
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A Stark Reminder of the Dangers of Artistic Swimming | CBC Sports
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Jess Dives Into Synchronized Swimming | The Social
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Water Safety Tips to Keep In Mind | WCNC
Local health officials share important steps you can take for better water safety.
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Parent Wants More Enforcement of State’s Every Child a Swimmer Law | CBS Miami
Teri Hornstein reports under the law, schools are required to provide parents with water safety resources if their children can’t swim.
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Important Water Safety Reminders Ahead of Swim Season | FOX 7 Austin
Drowning is the leading cause of injury-related death among children ages 1 to 4 and the second leading cause for children ages 5 to 14. Aaron Levine, aquatics program manager with Austin Parks and Recreation, has some important water safety tips.
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