Dorchester Park

Broome County is continuing to have issues with algae blooms at Dorchester Park in Whitney Point.

Visitors to a park in northern Broome County will soon be able to use the beach again, two weeks after it was closed because of issues related to an algae bloom.

The Broome County Department of Parks, Recreation and Youth Services has closed the Dorchester Park Beach due to an algae bloom.

Broome County Emergency Services officials say two men in an aluminum boat had to be rescued when their craft became stuck on rocks at the Whitney Point Dam.

It's Phase 2 in the Southern Tier and Phrase 3 will be here soon. Here's what it means for our Broome County Parks?

September is National Suicide Awareness Month and to help raise awareness the Mental Health Association of the Southern Tier (MHAST) is having their fifth annual Wings of Hope Walk.

A potentially toxic algae has been discovered in one Broome County Park, leading authorities to close the beach and swimming area.

Here's your chance to be a lifeguard at one of our local parks. Lifeguard training is also available.

Here's a chance for you and your kids to get some exercise and help out the BC Parks Handicap Children's Playground Fund.

This is considered the unofficial beginning of Summer but it officially begins this weekend at the Broome County Parks. See what they have to offer in our area.

Have you ever been told to "take a hike?" Ask them to go with you and see 12 Parks and Preserves in Broome County. The weather is finally getting nicer so accept the "challenge" and get hiking.

The investigation and clean up continues after someone vandalized Dorchester Park in northern Broome County overnight August 29.

After a closure of a Broome County beach this past week, officials took to Facebook to announce its re-opening.

With temperatures soaring into the 90s, health concerns prompted Broome County officials to order the closing of a beach to swimmers.