Sunrays aren't the only thing you can catch at the pool

Jenna Wesenberg : Aug 7, 2018 9:14:00 AM

As the temperature climbs, many people will flock to the pool to find some relief from the heat. While the cool waters can be refreshing and swimming is a great way to stay active, the pool could also be contaminated with bacteria that can make you sick. Read more in this month's newsletter.

Also featured in this month's newsletter:

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