Three area beaches still closed due to high bacteria levels : leadertelegram

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Three area beaches still closed due to high bacteria levels

Three area beaches still closed due to high bacteria levels

The Eau Claire County Parks & Forest Department announced today that water testing results by the City-County Health Department indicate Big Falls, Lake Altoona and Lake Eau Claire swimming areas still have high bacteria levels and remain closed.The City-County Health Department policy is to close all areas whenever water samples indicate high levels of bacteria above safe standards.The health department will continue to retest Lake Altoona, Big Falls and Lake Eau Claire and the Parks & Forest Department will inform the public when bacteria levels are within acceptable health standards.


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DEEP closes 6 swimming areas due to high bacteria levels

DEEP closes 6 swimming areas due to high bacteria levels

× DEEP closes 6 swimming areas due to high bacteria levelsHARTFORD — Six state run swimming area have been closed due to high bacteria levels, the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection announced Wednesday.The DEEP said the swimming areas at the following parks are closed:Silver Sands in MilfordMashamoquet in PomfretGardner Lake in SalemWharton Brook in WallingfordKettletown in SouthburyIndian Well in SheltonOne park that closed earlier in the week, Wadsworth Falls in Middlefield, has reopened.Samples are collected by DEEP staff and are analyzed at the Department of Public Health Lab.


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Silver Sands beach in Milford closed due to high bacteria levels

Silver Sands beach in Milford closed due to high bacteria levels

You need the latest version of the Adobe Flash Player to view the video related to this article.Download Now .MILFORD - Silver Sands beach in Milford is closed today to swimmers.