Several popular beaches in Vermont and Northern New York are closed due to the presence of cyanobacteria, or blue-green algae ...

All Burlington area beaches are back open on Thursday following the closure of three popular spots due to the presence of ...

Heading into the holiday weekend, 19 swimming spots in Vermont are under advisories for high cyanobacteria levels. Here's the ...

Below is a list of seven Chittenden beaches – both on Lake Champlain and not - that make for the perfect setting for a beach day, while also trying to avoid too many crowds. Oakledge Park is a ...

Burlington's beaches have reopened after being closed by blue-green algae blooms for the first time this summer.

Some beaches or on alert, and others are fully closed for swimming as blue-green algae blooms have been reported. Here’s what ...

Parks Department staff told NBC5 that the evacuation order would remain in effect until 30 minutes after an observed ...

So-Full Sisters are the first permanent food vendor at Oakledge, something that has been missing at a park that is busy all ...

That closure was soon followed by shutdowns at Blanchard Beach at Oakledge Park, Texaco Beach and the Cove at Oakledge. The final closure of the day was Leddy Beach at 11:49 a.m.

As of 4 p.m. Thursday, Leddy, North Beach and Texaco were all closed to swimmers, but Blanchard Beach at Oakledge was still open. Cyanobacteria blooms can release dangerous, ...

Oakledge Park is ranked #10 out of 15 things to do in Burlington, VT. ... swim from the park's two beach areas or rent stand-up paddleboards for a cruisy trip along the lakefront.

As the beautiful weather moves into our region, so do blue-green algae blooms. Our Christina Guessferd reports on what you need to know about safe swimming this weekend.