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7 Brew coffee coming, e-bike ban and more Bay County news

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By Heather Jordan Verified
| Saginaw News Verified
BAY COUNTY, MI -- A drive-thru coffee chain announced plans to open a new location in Bangor Township, the first in Bay County. Also this week, Hampton Township adopted an ordinance prohibiting electric bikes from township parks. Read those stories and other recent Bay County news below: Bangor Township coffee drinkers will soon have a new option for their daily caffeine fix as 7 Brew Coffee prepares to open a location on the corner of Wilder Road and North Euclid Ave.
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DoubleTree hotel has new owners, accessible kayak, boat launch opens and more Bay County news

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By Heather Jordan Verified
| Saginaw News Verified
BAY CITY, MI – The DoubleTree by Hilton Bay City – Riverfront has transitioned to new local ownership, hotel officials announced this week. Elsewhere in Bay County, Bangor Township officials recently celebrated the opening of a new universally accessible kayak launch and pavilion.
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What Bay City boaters need to know about Saginaw River closures planned for Fourth of July fireworks

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By Heather Jordan Verified
| Saginaw News Verified
BAY CITY, MI -- The Bay County Sheriff’s Office provided a Saginaw River closure update about noon Saturday, July 4, as the community prepares to celebrate the holiday with the third and final fireworks display Saturday night. “This evening at approximately 7:00 p.m., the Saginaw River will be temporarily closed to all boat traffic from the Riverwalk Pier to Veterans Memorial Bridge while two fireworks barges are brought in and put into position for tonight’s display.
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