US EditionLangford women who helped drowning teenager campaign for water safety
- On June 8, 2024, 17-year-old Keron McKay drowned at Langford Lake, prompting Ambroso and Hartman to save him and perform CPR until paramedics arrived.
- Days later, McKay died from his injuries in the hospital, leading to calls for improved water safety measures in the community.
- Community members purchased life rings for the lake, and Ambroso and Hartman are advocating for water safety awareness and swimming education for parents and children.
- Ambroso and Hartman received an award for their bravery and are raising awareness about the dangers of lake swimming and the importance of knowing personal limits.
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LOW MOOR, Va. (VR) — The world is 71 percent water; children are 100 percent curious. Keeping those quick facts in mind, area second graders recently honed their swimming skills through the enhanced Safety Around Water program. Students in Alleghany Highlands Public Schools enjoyed some fun time in the pool and instructional time in the […] The post Diving into Safety: Enhance Water Skills Through YMCA’s Safety Around Water Program appeared firs…
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