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Kihei Aquatic Center lifeguard Jessi Malsnee sprays the walls of the drained 50-meter pool Thursday morning to help keep them from drying out and cracking. The 890,000-gallon pool and adjacent 165,000-gallon training pool were closed to the public to deal with a persistent case of black algae and to perform other repairs and general maintenance. The pools are scheduled to reopen March 22. Goodfellow Brothers set up a pump to help drain the pools and used the water for its nearby project, the Kihei Regional Park.
Kihei Aquatic Center lifeguard Jessi Malsnee sprays the walls of the drained 50-meter pool Thursday morning to help keep them from drying out and cracking. The 890,000-gallon pool and adjacent 165,000-gallon training pool were closed to the public to deal with a persistent case of black algae and to perform other repairs and general maintenance. The pools are scheduled to reopen March 22. Goodfellow Brothers set up a pump to help drain the pools and used the water for its nearby project, the Kihei Regional Park.
