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WORCESTER – The Worcester Department of Public Works & Parks announced that the Crompton Park pool will be closed most of the week.
The closure comes after pieces of glass were found in the pool, the city said.
Crews will drain the pool, remove the glass, refill and balance the chemicals.
The pool is expected to reopen Saturday, July 20th.
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