Nine years after a parasite invaded a Finger Lakes water park and turned a summertime outing into stomach-wrenching agony for thousands of visitors, 2,501 claimants are still waiting for their day in court. And they may have to wait even longer.
March 27, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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ALBANY – Nine years after a parasite invaded a Finger Lakes water park and turned a summertime outing into stomach-wrenching agony for thousands of visitors, 2,501 claimants are still waiting for their day in court.
And they may have to wait even longer.
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