When a family of raccoons decided to nestle their homes within the storm drains of East Bay Park, they probably didn’t anticipate the negative impacts they would have on a nearby family beach. But when the rain came and washed raccoon feces out of the drains and into the bay, E-Coli contamination rapidly spread throughout the waters of the small park. City engineers developed a solution and the Watershed Center Grand Traverse Bay, a non-profit

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