Reservoirs will be closed for recreational use until ice melts

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For the first time in several years, the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission has delayed opening its recreational facilities.

The commission, which provides water to nearly 2 million Prince George’s and Montgomery County customers, was supposed to open its public reservoirs on Thursday. But officials decided to push that off for at least a half-week because most of the waterways remain covered with ice from the recent storms.

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