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Warnings of high bacteria levels from public health officials have begun popping up in various states coast to coast.

Health officials issue warnings as bacteria and stormwater runoff contaminate beaches nationwide, closing popular swimming locations before the July 4th holiday.

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What to know about bacteria and beach closures this summer and over the Fourth of July holiday.

Wings coach Chris Koclanes speaks will provide more context prior to the game, potentially just a precautionary situation for the rookie star on a back-to-back.

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These microscopic residents form complex communities that can reflect the state of your health, including the presence of disease.