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Corps of Engineers re-opens Smith Ridge Beach By Andrea O'Bryan, Park Ranger, Green River Lake U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Louisville District Campbellsville, KY- The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at Green River Lake plans to re-open their beach located at the Smith Ridge Recreation Area today. The beach was closed on June 23rd due to high levels of E. coli bacteria being found in a water sample taken from the beach. The beach remained closed until another water sample was able to be taken and sent off for testing. The Corps of Engineers received the results from the recent water sample today and the results proved that the water was again safe for visitors. The source of the E. coli contamination is still unknown at this time but continuous monitoring of the three Corps of Engineers beaches (Smith Ridge, Pikes Ridge, and Holmes Bend) will take place. If results show unsafe conditions, the public will be alerted promptly. Visitors are reminded to take the following precautionary measures while enjoying the lake:
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