By Peter Kuebeck pkuebeck@aimmediamidwest.com With the season officially over for the Bowling Green City Pool and Waterpark complex, the parks board on Tuesday received a brief update on how the summer went. “It was a different summer” than last year, said Director Kristin Otley. Otley said that the pool closed for the season on Monday. She added that cooler than usual temperatures may affect revenues at the pool. “There were just a few days where we broke 90,” Otley said. “So I expect that revenue will be down a little bit because of that.” She said a fuller report on the pool’s finances is expected at a later date. Otley did note that it was a very good summer in terms of behavioral issues
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