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After weekend drownings in WA, here are life jacket safety tips and free loaner locations

News-Tribune | Outdoors

Jun 28, 2022

Every year approximately 108 people drown in Washington, enough for 1.44 individuals per 100,000 people in the state. That ranks the state as 16th-deadliest for drowning deaths per…

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After weekend drownings in WA, here are life jacket safety tips and free loaner locations

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