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Utah Lake closed again, infested with E. coli

Utah Lake closed again, infested with E. coli

Utah Lake was closed in summer due to algal blooms (Photo: Kayla Folwer)(KUTV) Part of Utah Lake is closed Monday after authorities say the water is infested with E. coli.Officials ask everyone to avoid swimming, boating and fishing in the north end of Utah Lake, including the Lindon Marina.They say they fear there is fecal contamination in the water, and are working to clean it up.


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North side of Utah Lake contaminated with E. coli

North side of Utah Lake contaminated with E. coli

Safety » People are warned to avoid area near Lindon Marina.After a summer of poisonous algal blooms, Utah Lake is once again fighting contamination in its waters: This time, it's E. coli.The Utah Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) advises people to stay out of the lake's northern end — the area surrounding Lindon Marina — after test results showed "high levels" of the bacteria, according to a news release from the agency.


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Visitors asked not to swim in portion of Utah Lake with high E. coli levels

Visitors asked not to swim in portion of Utah Lake with high E. coli levels

Having trouble viewing the video?Try disabling any ad blocking extensions currently running on your browser.10PM: Visitors asked not to swim in portion of Utah Lake with high E. coli levelsLINDON — A portion of Utah Lake was placed under a caution advisory Thursday because of high levels of E. coli, according to the Utah Department of Environmental Quality.


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Lindon Marina on Utah Lake under temporary advisory for E. coli

Lindon Marina on Utah Lake under temporary advisory for E. coli

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E. coli found in Utah Lake previously fouled by toxic algae

E. coli found in Utah Lake previously fouled by toxic algae

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