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 earlier closure of three popular spots due to the ...

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

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

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

BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Burlington’s beaches have reopened after being closed by blue-green algae blooms for the first time this summer. Officials from Burlington Parks and Rec say Oakledge and ...

Oakledge Cove Blanchard Beach Texaco Beach Beaches listed above have high amounts of cyanobacteria, also known as blue-green algae bloom. The swimming status of all beaches will be updated here.

Neighboring towns are throwing parties on July 4 and Montpelier and Burlington celebrate on July 3. Check out some options to ...

Planning to spend Fourth of July weekend at the beach? If you're planning a beach trip in Vermont for this weekend, you'll want to avoid areas with unsafe swimming water. According to the Vermont ...