The rising water levels on Lake Michigan have lead to shoreline erosion and also kept e coli bacteria from forming. During previous summers, beach closures due to e coli have been common. Sara Robertson, Director of Algoma's Parks and Recreation Department, says so far this summer e coli has not been a problem.
Robertson says testing for e coli bacteria continues at Crescent Beach and others around Algoma.
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