ROCHESTER, Minn. – Foster Arends Beach has got a clean bill of health.
The Rochester Parks and Recreation Department says test results on the lake have come back from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency and there are no health concerns about a possible algae bloom.
City officials say a health advisory for the lake, issued on July 12 has been lifted.
There were worries that bacteria from an algae bloom in the lake could have sickened humans and animals exposed to the water.
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