By KBJR News 1<\/p>\n
Beach Advisory in Place for Two Duluth Beaches <\/p>\n
Duluth, MN (Northland's NewsCenter) --- Beach goers are advised to stay out of the water of two Duluth beaches due to elevated E. coli bacteria. <\/p>\n
The following beaches showed elevated levels of E. coli from water samples: - Minnesota Point Harborside \/ 15th Street Beach (formerly New Duluth Boat Club \/ 14th Street beach) on the harbor-side of Park Point in Duluth at 15th Street. <\/p>\n
- 20th Street \/ Hearding Island Canal Beach on the harbor-side of Park Point, at 20th Street. <\/p>\n
The elevated E. coli bacteria levels could be due to fecal contamination in the water at these beaches. <\/p>\n
If you become sick after coming into contact with the water at these beaches, you are asked to call the Minnesota Health Department. <\/p>\n
The water at both beaches will be tested again later today. <\/p>\n
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