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Lead in Water at ‘Maybe Double’ Allowable Rate Detected at Wadsworth and Bunnell Elementaries

August 16, 2019 | FlaglerLive | 11 Comments

Water fountains in two buildings at Wadsworth Elementyary and Bunnell Elementary are off limits until further testing for lead. (Chetiya Sahabandu)

Lead levels at twice the allowable rate were detected in two water fountains tested earlier this month and again at the beginning of the week at Wadsworth Elementary and Bunnell Elementary.

With Florida Leading U.S. in Child Drownings, States Are Pressed to Improve Prevention

August 30, 2015 | FlaglerLive | 3 Comments

florida children drowning leading nation

Florida had 50 drownings of children 15 or younger last year, by far the most in the nation. California was second with 36. Better pool-safety regulations help.

Palm Coast Water Tower Free of Contaminants After Break-In, Tests Reveal; Questions Remain

May 27, 2011 | FlaglerLive | Leave a Comment

The 500,00-gallon water tank along I-95 was broken into on May 17 by unknown vandals. It was isolated from the rest of the system. It’ll remain isolated pending a week’s worth of maintenance.

Lessons Against Drowning: Tom Gillin’s Water Tutorials Before Schools Let Out for Summer

May 26, 2011 | FlaglerLive | 2 Comments

Tom Gillen, Flagler Beach’s parks and recreation director and its life-guard-in-chief, has taken his junior-lifeguard lecture on the road to local schools to prepare children for summer break’s biggest attraction.

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