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NICOLE BAUTE/TORONTO STAR

Pools save summer for the splash-happy

Nicole Baute August 5, 2009

Juliette Leach has had a very dry summer thanks to the city workers' strike, but after frolicking through the Greenwood Park splash pad yesterday, her two-piece swimsuit and long golden tresses were finally drenched.

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