Algal Blooms

The swimming area is back open following water quality testing by the county health department.

Health officials say the water will be tested for toxins before the beach reopens.

The Eastern Finger Lakes Coalition will use the funding to reduce nutrient runoff and improve water quality in the watershed region.

Skaneateles residents concerned about harmful algal blooms can take comfort in knowing SUNY ESF is expanding its research efforts, thanks to a $2 million donation from local philanthropists Sam and Carol Nappi.

The funding fulfills a state commitment to support conservation and mitigation projects.

Some blooms can be toxic to humans and deadly to pets.

The state already requires water be tested for dozens of contaminants.

Syracuse and Onondaga county officials are continuing to ensure that tap water stays clear of toxins after recent tests revealed low levels of algae had…

The Onondaga County Water Authority (OCWA) is assuring customers that they're tryng to get out in front of water problems, such as is failing…

Beaches in Skaneateles are still closed as experts continue to test the algal blooms for toxins. As a precaution, Clift Park and Skaneateles Country Club…