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Burlington Beaches Closed Due to Algae | Montpelier News
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Burlington’s beaches shut down this past Sunday due to dangerous cyanobacteria blooms — the only open spot? The North Shore Natural Area. As summer heats up, these toxic algae outbreaks are becoming more frequent, posing risks to swimmers and pets. City crews check daily, but some folks were disappointed to find the water off-limits — while others agreed safety first, especially with open wounds. The beaches themselves remain open for lounging, but swimming’s off to avoid rashes or stomach issues. This isn’t new — blue-green algae has plagued the region for years, turning water murky and thriving on nutrient-rich conditions.
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