14 people got sick after Cryptosporidium outbreak at McMenamins Pool in Washington
King County health officials linked a Cryptosporidium outbreak to the McMenamins Anderson School Pool in Bothell, where 14 people reported falling ill after swimming in late August.
14 people reported becoming sick after swimming in the McMenamins Anderson School Pool in Bothell on August 29 and 30, King County health officials now link the outbreak to Cryptosporidium.
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