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   SHELBYVILLE, Mich. (AP) - A Michigan wedding party joined the bride and groom in taking the plunge over the weekend when the boat dock they were lined up on for pictures gave way. 

 

     No one was hurt Saturday when newlyweds Eric and Maegan Walber fell into the water along with their bridal party at Bay Pointe Inn on Gun Lake in Shelbyville. The town is about 25 miles south of Grand Rapids.

 

     Video shows the group casually standing and talking when the dock collapses into the water.

 

     Eric Walber tells WOOD-TV that they were on the dock for about 30 seconds when it started to lean and tilt.

 

     Maegan Walber says the fall was scary for a moment because her gown made it difficult to get her footing. But, she says she "came up laughing."

 

 

  FLINT, Mich. (AP) - Officials in one Michigan county have sent out a small army of enforcers to go door to door to find dogs that don't have a license.

 

     The Genesee County Animal Control Department says the crackdown could raise more than $250,000 in fees this summer. It has 18 full-time workers who will sell licenses on the spot or write tickets.

 

     Chief animal control officer Walt Rodabaugh tells The Flint Journal (http://bit.ly/MfgUWd ) that some residents haven't seen someone from his department in decades and many roads "have never been touched before."

 

     More than 1,700 dog owners bought licenses during a two-week amnesty when delinquent fees were waived.

 

     Workers traveling in pairs are told to report houses where dogs are inside but no one answers the door. 

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