Local news briefs News-Chronicle Green Bay Police bicycle auction called off The Green Bay Police Department's bicycle auction scheduled for Aug. 16 has been cancelled. There will not be another auction this year. The next auction will be held in the spring, police said. In port The tug Petite Forte and barge St. Mary's No. 1 will arrive at 11 p.m. Saturday at the St. Mary's Cement Terminal, with 4,000 tons of cement. It will leave at 11:45 p.m. Sunday. The U.S.-flag ship Barbara Andrie A-390 will arrive at the Koch Materials Co. terminal at 2 p.m. Saturday with 33 MB of asphalt cement. It will leave at 6 a.m. Sunday. Ashwaubenon Parking halted on Potts Avenue Parking on Potts Avenue from Oneida Street to Holmgren Way has been barred by the Ashwaubenon Public Safety Department. The temporary ban will be lifted Aug. 26 when Green Bay Packers training camp ends. Milwaukee Three from Green Bay on lottery TV show Three Green Bay residents will take part in the Wisconsin Lottery's Super Money Game TV show this weekend. They are Beth Thompson, Judy Gosz and Richard Mulloy. The show features 30 contestants who have qualified through scratch-off lottery tickets, with more than $67,000 to be split and one contestant gettting a chance at $100,000. The show airs at 5 p.m. Saturday on WBAY-TV Channel 2. Algoma Swimming advisory issued at Crescent Beach An advisory urging people not to swim at Algoma's Crescent Beach was issued Thursday after a water sample taken there Wednesday tested above the minimum E. coli bacteria level indicating "poor water quality." Advisories are issued when the number of E. coli colonies in a 100-milliliter sample is between 235 and 1,000, while a reading greater than 1,000 warrants a beach closure. Wednesday's "fast test" at the Crescent Beach had the "Most Probable Number," or MPN, of 365.4 E. coli bacteria. Beach advisories and closures remain in effect until two consecutive samples test below 235 E. coli bacteria. This is the third time this summer the Crescent Beach has been under an advisory or closure. The beach previously was under an advisory from July 22 to July 24, and had been closed to swimming from June 19 through June 23.