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The Environmental Protection Agency classifies dog doo as an environmental hazard; the federal agency estimates that waste produced by just 100 dogs can contain enough bacteria to temporarily close a beach to swimming and fishing. Read the full story by Great Lakes Echo.
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The Environmental Protection Agency classifies dog doo as an environmental hazard; the federal agency estimates that waste produced by just 100 dogs can contain enough bacteria to temporarily close a beach to swimming and fishing. Read the full story by Great Lakes Echo.
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The Environmental Protection Agency classifies dog doo as an environmental hazard; the federal agency estimates that waste produced by just 100 dogs can contain enough bacteria to temporarily close a beach to swimming and fishing. Read the full story by Great Lakes Echo.
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The Environmental Protection Agency classifies dog doo as an environmental hazard; the federal agency estimates that waste produced by just 100 dogs can contain enough bacteria to temporarily close a beach to swimming and fishing. Read the full story by Great Lakes Echo.
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The Environmental Protection Agency classifies dog doo as an environmental hazard; the federal agency estimates that waste produced by just 100 dogs can contain enough bacteria to temporarily close a beach to swimming and fishing. Read the full story by Great Lakes Echo.
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Three lakefront property owners in the town of Porter, Indiana asked a federal judge Wednesday to reject the state’s attempt to dismiss their lawsuit over the ownership of Lake Michigan beaches. Read the full story by The Northwest Indiana Times.
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Three lakefront property owners in the town of Porter, Indiana asked a federal judge Wednesday to reject the state’s attempt to dismiss their lawsuit over the ownership of Lake Michigan beaches. Read the full story by The Northwest Indiana Times.
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Three lakefront property owners in the town of Porter, Indiana asked a federal judge Wednesday to reject the state’s attempt to dismiss their lawsuit over the ownership of Lake Michigan beaches. Read the full story by The Northwest Indiana Times.
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Three lakefront property owners in the town of Porter, Indiana asked a federal judge Wednesday to reject the state’s attempt to dismiss their lawsuit over the ownership of Lake Michigan beaches. Read the full story by The Northwest Indiana Times.
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Three lakefront property owners in the town of Porter, Indiana asked a federal judge Wednesday to reject the state’s attempt to dismiss their lawsuit over the ownership of Lake Michigan beaches. Read the full story by The Northwest Indiana Times.
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Three lakefront property owners in the town of Porter, Indiana asked a federal judge Wednesday to reject the state’s attempt to dismiss their lawsuit over the ownership of Lake Michigan beaches. Read the full story by The Northwest Indiana Times.
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Three lakefront property owners in the town of Porter, Indiana asked a federal judge Wednesday to reject the state’s attempt to dismiss their lawsuit over the ownership of Lake Michigan beaches. Read the full story by The Northwest Indiana Times.
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Three lakefront property owners in the town of Porter, Indiana asked a federal judge Wednesday to reject the state’s attempt to dismiss their lawsuit over the ownership of Lake Michigan beaches. Read the full story by The Northwest Indiana Times.
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Three lakefront property owners in the town of Porter, Indiana asked a federal judge Wednesday to reject the state’s attempt to dismiss their lawsuit over the ownership of Lake Michigan beaches. Read the full story by The Northwest Indiana Times.
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Three lakefront property owners in the town of Porter, Indiana asked a federal judge Wednesday to reject the state’s attempt to dismiss their lawsuit over the ownership of Lake Michigan beaches. Read the full story by The Northwest Indiana Times.
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Three lakefront property owners in the town of Porter, Indiana asked a federal judge Wednesday to reject the state’s attempt to dismiss their lawsuit over the ownership of Lake Michigan beaches. Read the full story by The Northwest Indiana Times.
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Three lakefront property owners in the town of Porter, Indiana asked a federal judge Wednesday to reject the state’s attempt to dismiss their lawsuit over the ownership of Lake Michigan beaches. Read the full story by The Northwest Indiana Times.
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Lawyers urged the Michigan Supreme Court on Wednesday to clear the way for Flint residents to sue state officials over lead-contaminated water. Read the full story by The Associated Press.
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Lawyers urged the Michigan Supreme Court on Wednesday to clear the way for Flint residents to sue state officials over lead-contaminated water. Read the full story by The Associated Press.
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Lawyers urged the Michigan Supreme Court on Wednesday to clear the way for Flint residents to sue state officials over lead-contaminated water. Read the full story by The Associated Press.
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Lawyers urged the Michigan Supreme Court on Wednesday to clear the way for Flint residents to sue state officials over lead-contaminated water. Read the full story by The Associated Press.
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Lawyers urged the Michigan Supreme Court on Wednesday to clear the way for Flint residents to sue state officials over lead-contaminated water. Read the full story by The Associated Press.
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Lawyers urged the Michigan Supreme Court on Wednesday to clear the way for Flint residents to sue state officials over lead-contaminated water. Read the full story by The Associated Press.
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Lawyers urged the Michigan Supreme Court on Wednesday to clear the way for Flint residents to sue state officials over lead-contaminated water. Read the full story by The Associated Press.
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