Part of Manchester’s Harry Wright Lake closed due to high levels of fecal bacteria
Officials say high levels of fecal bacteria were found in the water in the upper portion of Harry Wright Lake.
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Jul 26, 2024, 12:49 PM
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Updated 333 days ago
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For two days in a row, officials say there have been high levels of fecal bacteria in the water in the upper portion of Harry Wright Lake.
There’s no word on when the water will be safe for swimming.
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