The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board had planned to close its 65 wading pools Tuesday, but the city will keep 32 pools open due to expected continued warm weather, the Star Tribune says.
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After closing the badly aging Como Park pool a few years ago, St. Paul has opened a new water park in its place, with a zip line, lap and diving pools, a wading pool with small slides, a Lazy River and a climbing wall that rises out of the water. Kids say they love it.
Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board officials say lots of people typically apply for summer lifeguard jobs. But that is not the case this year – even though teens in general are desperate for jobs. With two water parks, 12 beaches and 65 wading pools, the park board is scrambling to fill positions.
A pool at the Lodge at Brainerd Lakes was closed Monday after a person contracted the diarrheal disease, cryptosporidiosis. A Duluth water park just closed after an outbreak of the same disease.
