Bear Mountain State Park partially reopens after storm repairs
Torrential rain inundated the area in July and damaged the park's water treatment plant, which took weeks to repair.
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Torrential rain inundated the area in July and damaged the park's water treatment plant, which took weeks to repair.
A popular Hudson Valley destination has partially reopened just in time for Labor Day weekend. Bear Mountain State Park was closed for weeks of cleanup and repairs following a storm back in July. CBS New York's Christina Fan has what visitors can expect. Read more: https://cbsn.ws/3P34Mev
Bear Mountain State Park partially reopened Saturday after weeks of cleanup and repairs from a devastating July storm. CBS New York's Christina Fan reports.
The place where memories are made had been closed since July 9 storm caused extensive damage.
The park will be open this weekend, but not all of its facilities will be available for patrons to use. CBS New York's Tony Aiello reports.
A group of rescue workers saved the lives of two hikers washed off a trail in Bear Mountain State Park. CBS New York's Vanessa Murdock reports.
A group of volunteer workers saved the lives of two hikers washed off a trail in Bear Mountain State Park.
Police began searching for George and Audrey Grogan last week after receiving a phone call from an individual who said that George Grogan had told him he had killed his wife.
Police said the victim's identity has not been confirmed, but the victim is female.
Moshe Lederich and Yosef Rothman were hiking with a group of six people in the Rockland County park when they got separated around 6:30 p.m. Thursday
Bear Mountain State Park is one of New York's most family-friendly destinations.
A man drowned while swimming in Bear Mountain State Park this week, in the second deadly incident in a lake in the park in as many weeks.
A 16-year old freshman at Brooklyn International High School drowned Monday while swimming at Hessian Lake in Bear Mountain State Park.
Grief counselors will be on hand Tuesday, after a Brooklyn teenager drowned while on a school trip to Bear Mountain State Park.
Escape the sweat and grime of the city by traveling to a green, lush New York State Park this summer.
A major gift that helped to restore and preserve Rockland County's natural beauty is being honored Friday night.