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Bummer. Popular Beach Closes Due to E-Coli. Yuk: Patch PM

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DETROIT, MI – Here are some stories to talk about tonight on Michigan Patch:

Popular Beach Closes Due to High Levels of E-Coli Bacteria

  • Also, here are a couple of great resources — one of them with a mobile app — to check beach quality before you head out.

Camels Replace Elephants at 2016 Oakland County Fair

  • Animal welfare activists have called for an end to the circus act at the fair, but that wasn’t the reason for the change.

Plymouth Township Challengers Want State Election Oversight

  • Kurt Heise and Jerry Vorva accuse incumbent township clerk Nancy Conzelman of manipulating election process to hers and others' advantage.

2 Michigan Colleges Make Forbes Top Top Colleges Ranking

  • Forbes just announced its rankings, which favor a return on investment.

Man Accidentally Shoots Himself, Purposely Fires at Bed: Police

  • The 48-year-old Macomb County man could be charged with reckless use of a firearm, authorities said.

Sentence Hinges on Whether 28-Week Fetus is a Person

  • Clinton Township woman had miscarriage after crash with alleged drunken driver, whose sentence hinges on whether fetus is treated as victim.

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