No-swim advisories often come a day too late for the beach-bound

News · 2007-08-01T02:02:08+0000

Because water monitoring tests take 24 hours to culture bacteria samples, by the time warning signs are posted, water quality at a beach could be fine. More...

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August 1, 2007 in Great Lakes News

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