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Harmful Algae Blooms, Bacteria Close These Putnam County Beaches Harmful Algae Blooms, Bacteria Close These Putnam County Beaches Harmful Algae Blooms, Bacteria Close These Putnam County Beaches
Harmful Algae Blooms, Bacteria Close These Putnam County Beaches Several popular swimming areas in Putnam County have been temporarily shut down due to harmful algae blooms and elevated bacterial levels.  The closures affect a dozen lakes and parks across Putnam Valley, Carmel, Kent, Patterson, Philipstown, and other parts of the county, just as summer heats up and residents seek relief from rising temperatures.   The affected locations include:  North Beach, Lake Peekskill in Putnam Valley – Closed since June 5 due to harmful algae blooms; Lake Casse Beach, Carmel – Closed June 26 for elevated bacteria; Patterson Veterans Beach, Pa…
Harmful Algae Bloom Closes These Mohegan Lake Beaches For Water Analysis Harmful Algae Bloom Closes These Mohegan Lake Beaches For Water Analysis Harmful Algae Bloom Closes These Mohegan Lake Beaches For Water Analysis
Harmful Algae Bloom Closes These Mohegan Lake Beaches For Water Analysis Two public beaches in Westchester have been shut down after the discovery of a harmful algae bloom in the swim area, county health officials announced.  The closures affect Mohegan Colony Association and Mohegan Beach Park District—both county-regulated swim sites—until further notice, the Westchester County Health Department said on Tuesday, June 10.  Health Commissioner Sherlita Amler said the move was made as a precaution. "The decision to close these beaches is a precautionary measure to ensure the safety and health of the public," Amler said, adding, "Harmful Algae Bloo…
Latest Update: Beach In New Rochelle Reopens After Water Samples Show Lower Bacteria Levels Latest Update: Beach In New Rochelle Reopens After Water Samples Show Lower Bacteria Levels Latest Update: Beach In New Rochelle Reopens After Water Samples Show Lower Bacteria Levels
Latest Update: Beach In New Rochelle Reopens After Water Samples Show Lower Bacteria Levels A beach in Westchester is once again open to visitors after it was briefly shut down as a result of high bacteria levels in the water.  The Hudson Park East Beach in New Rochelle was reopened on Friday, July 12 after water samples showed an acceptable level of bacteria, county officials announced. The beach was closed on Thursday, July 11 after collected samples exceeded the bacteria levels allowed by New York State.  Earlier Report - Summer Bummer: High Bacteria Levels Force Beach To Close In New Rochelle Although beachgoers in New Rochelle got lucky with Friday's announce…