Eight New York State Park beaches were closed to swimming due to water quality concerns, including elevated bacteria levels, harmful algal blooms, and impacts from recent rainfall. State officials continue to monitor beach conditions through regular testing and advise visitors to check water quality updates before swimming. Read the full story by the Democrat & Chronicle.
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