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King County Public Health closes investigation into McMenamins Bothell pool outbreak
public-health12 days ago

King County Public Health closes investigation into McMenamins Bothell pool outbreak

Public Health – Seattle & King County has concluded its investigation into a cryptosporidiosis outbreak at the North Shore Lagoon Swimming Pool in Bothell. Fourteen individuals reported illness after swimming on August 29 or 30, with symptoms appearing between September 3 and 5. While four tested positive for the parasite, no hospitalizations or deaths occurred. Officials confirmed the facility met all safety standards, noting that the parasite is highly resistant to chlorine and can survive in well-maintained pools for several days.

King County declares end to cryptosporidiosis outbreak at McMenamins Bothell pool

King County declares end to cryptosporidiosis outbreak at McMenamins Bothell pool

King County Public Health confirmed that a cryptosporidiosis outbreak at the McMenamins North Shore Lagoon Swimming Pool in Bothell has ended. The investigation determined that 14 individuals were affected by the parasite, which is highly resistant to chlorine. Officials emphasized that the facility met all health and safety standards, but noted that the parasite can survive in well-maintained water for several days. Public Health advises swimmers to avoid using pools when ill and to rinse off before entering the water.

Bothell Advocates Condemn Massage Parlor Raids Amid Prostitution Probe
local5 months ago

Bothell Advocates Condemn Massage Parlor Raids Amid Prostitution Probe

Advocates in Bothell challenge five massage parlor shutdowns tied to a police investigation of potential prostitution and trafficking, arguing the actions unfairly target Asian-owned businesses and overlook workers’ rights. Police say the closures followed fire-code violations, and investigators found sexually explicit material and makeshift living spaces; one owner was arrested for promoting prostitution and trafficking. Critics call for an end to raids and an inquiry into alleged harassment of workers.