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After a chlorine spill, residents are still advised not to consume
fish that have been caught in Lake Cook. (Photo/Cody Mello-Klein)
During the pandemic, Lake Cook has been a source of respite for West End resident Alexandra Petze. The artificial lake, which is regularly stocked with trout, is a boon for urban fishers and Petze said she has fond memories of holding a “kite party” for her child there.
But last week, on May 14, Lake Cook and the surrounding park were empty, after 60,000 gallons of chlorinated water from the nearby Great Waves Waterpark flooded into the lake and killed about 150 fish and several birds. The lake had recently been restocked with trout. ....

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