CENTRALIA — A woman swimming laps in a Centralia pool apparently suffered a heart attack and died.
Officials told KITI the 52-year-old, Nina Armagost, was found Sunday evening in the bottom of the pool and could not be revived by paramedics or the staff at Thorbeckes Aquatic Center.
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