The provided HTML code represents a blog post titled “Swimming areas of Lake Hemet to remain closed to near toxic algae growths.” The post includes an image, text content, and various elements such as advertisements and social media links.The provided HTML code represents a blog post titled “Swimming areas of Lake Hemet to remain closed to near toxic algae growths.” The post includes an image, text content, and various elements such as advertisements and social media links. Here’s a summary of the content: * Swimming has been suspended in Lake Hemet until September due to concerns about toxic algae exposure. * A free “water zone” has been opened at the campground, offering water slides and other activities as an alternative to swimming. * The decision to close the lake’s swimming area was made to protect the public from potential health risks. * Lake Hemet officials will continue to monitor water conditions and enforce the swimming ban during the summer months. The HTML code also includes additional elements such as previous and next article links, author information, publication and modification dates, and metadata related to the blog post and its publisher, Valley News.
Swimming has been suspended in Lake Hemet until September to prevent possible exposure to toxic algae, but a free “water zone” has been opened on land at the water district’s concessionaire campground, according to a Facebook post. It was reported that the most recent water tests were close to the warning for toxic blue-green algae. With the tests, Lake Hemet officials see closing the lake’s swimming area as being in the best interest of the public and will be able to enforce the ban during the predicted hot summer months. The Lake Hemet concessionaire reported that a “water zone” has been set up at the campground where guests of all ages can have fun for free with inflatable water slides, water play equipment, water tables and water guns to cool off together. The water zone is free and
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