Bacteria in water closes several Seattle-area beaches
King County Parks and Recreation is urging people and pets to stay out of the water at several Seattle-area lake beaches due to high bacteria in the water.
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King County Parks and Recreation is urging people and pets to stay out of the water at several Seattle-area lake beaches due to high bacteria in the water.
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Seattle's Seward Park beach closes due to lifeguard shortage Seattle Parks and Recreation decided to close the Seward Park beach because there aren't enough qualified lifeguards to keep all eight swimming beaches open. Author: KING 5 Staff Updated: 5:14 PM PDT July 7, 2021 SEATTLE — The Seward Park lifeguarded swimming beach is closed as of Wednesday, July 7, due to a shortage of qualified lifeguards, according to Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR). There aren't enough lifeguards for all the planned swimming beaches, according to SPR. The department chose t...