More beaches closed in Hudson Valley due to algae concerns
The health department issued the closures after identifying the presence of a harmful algae bloom in the lake.
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Jul 9, 2024, 10:56 AM
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Updated 14 days ago
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2ds agoTwo more beaches in the Hudson Valley have closed due to concerns about harmful algae blooms.
The Mohegan Colony Association and Mohegan Beach Park District are both closed until further notice, according to the Westchester County Health Department. Both beaches are located on Mohegan Lake.
The health department issued the closures after identifying the presence of a harmful algae bloom in the lake.
The county's website will be updated with information about beach reopenings.
News 12 previously reported that several Putnam and Dutchess beaches are closed due to similar algae blooms.
