Sewage spill will keep a Seattle beach closed
A sewage spill of approximately 18,000 gallons into Lake Washington has forced the closure of a Seattle beach to swimming and boating.
About 18,000 gallons of sewage spilled into Lake Washington late Saturday, closing a Seattle beach to swimming and boating.
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