The YMCA of South Hampton Roads has received a grant for more than $155,000 from POOLCORP.
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Olympic Flame Makes Its Way To Paris Ahead Of Opening Ceremony | France 24 English
The Olympic flame is covering the final few kilometres of its journey – including passing by the France 24 newsroom – before it is used to the light the cauldron at the opening ceremony of the Paris Games on Friday. France 24’s Delano D’Souza reports.
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Paris Olympics: Team Korea’s “Golden Generation” Of Swimmers Aim To Conquer All | Arirang News
Moving on to the Paris Olympics with just a few days left.
A new era for Team Korea’s swimmers is set to bloom in Paris.
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USA Olympic Swimming Team Holds A Press Conference | Reuters
The USA Olympic swimming team holds a press conference at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games Main Press Center.
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Toddler, Teens Among Three Separate Drowning Incidents | WSMV 4 Nashville
Teen dies in one of three reported drownings in two days in Robertson County.
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Bowdoin Swimmer Alex Grand’Pierre To Compete At Paris Olympics For Team Haiti | News Center Maine
Alex Grand’Pierre is the third member of his family to compete at the Olympics for Team Haiti, and he is a record holder in numerous breaststroke events.
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What You Need To Know: Olympic Swims 2024
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Missing Swimmer Found Dead Near Madeira Beach Identified As 31-year-old Man | 10 Tampa Bay
A swimmer who disappeared Monday evening in the Gulf of Mexico has been found dead, the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office said.
The search began at 6:12 p.m. Monday after authorities got reports of a man in distress in the water off John’s Pass.
Deputies say 31-year-old Hector Colon and his roommate, 34-year-old Angel Nunez, were in the water when they began to feel the current getting stronger.
“Nunez was able to swim backward to stay afloat, but Colon began yelling for help before disappearing under the water,” the sheriff’s office wrote.
Nunez went to shore where a beachgoer called 911.
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What Causes Swimmer’s Itch? | WCCO – CBS Minnesota
It’s a common condition that happens most often in the summer. Swimmer’s Itch is more often found in freshwater, and we have a lot of that here in the land of 10,000 lakes. What causes swimmer’s itch? Good Question. Kirsten Mitchell found out how to treat it and how to avoid it in the first place.
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