The outbreak occurred at McMenamins Anderson School, a historic 1931 junior high school that was transformed into a hotel in the city of Bothell, Wash.

Public Health — Seattle & King County has completed its investigation into a cryptosporidiosis outbreak linked to the pool at McMenamins in Bothell.

Fourteen people reported getting sick after swimming at the McMenamins Anderson School pool over an August weekend.

McMenamins’ North Shore Lagoon Swimming Pool, located inside the Anderson School in Bothell, is currently experiencing a cryptosporidiosis outbreak.

Fourteen people are believed to have been infected with Cryptosporidium after an infected person spent time in the pool at ...

An August outbreak of cryptosporidiosis (crypto) has been linked to a popular indoor pool in Bothell. Public Health Seattle-King County announced Sept. 30 that they had investigated the outbreak ...

Public health officials say more than a dozen people were sickened by a parasite linked to a hotel swimming pool.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. McMenamins writes, built in 1931 as Bothell Junior High and later named after the school's first Principal, Wilbert A. "Andy" ...

King County health officials say an outbreak of the chlorine-resistant parasite Cryptosporidium sickened 14 swimmers at McMenamins Anderson School pool in Bothell.

BOTHELL, Wash. — Fourteen people became sick in a Cryptosporidium outbreak associated with the McMenamins Anderson School pool in Bothell, according to Public Health – Seattle & King County. The ...