The old nonswimming hole
Debates swirling over the prohibition at Jamaica Pond
The water sparkles like a mirage in the summer sun, taunting joggers, fishermen, and neighbors such as Tom Fendley, who has long gazed at the liquid remnants of a glacier and wondered what it would be like to take a dip - without breaking the law. (Full article: 1318 words)
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