Multiple Beach Closures in Colorado and Evanston Due to E. coli

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The natural swim area at Cherry Creek State Park in Aurora, Colorado has been temporarily closed due to elevated levels of E. coli. Routine water quality testing revealed higher than allowable levels of the bacteria, and the swim area will remain closed until water sample testing shows a decrease in E. coli. Other water-related activities are still allowed, and the closure is attributed to factors such as wildlife waste, urban run-off, and heavy rainfall in the area.
- Popular Colorado swim area closed due to elevated levels of E. coli KRDO
- Evanston beach water now safe for swimming WGN News
- E. coli closes 14 beaches in Oakland County Oakland Press
- Beach bans in Evanston remain in effect CBS Chicago
- Evanston Beaches Remain Closed For Swimming Due To Bacteria Patch
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