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  "path": "/2026/06/followup-sewer-overflow-estimated-at-13000-gallons-stay-out-of-water-warning-continues/",
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  "textContent": "That’s the map of the “stay out of the water” zone off Beach Drive, as specified by health authorities, one day after the King County Wastewater Treatment District reported a sewage leak they now tell us led to an estimated 13,000 gallons going into Puget Sound. Crews continue to make temporary repairs to the gate […]",
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