boating

The New York Power Authority could wrap up summer 2020 early on Hinckley Lake by closing its boat launch at the Hinckley Dam and Reservoir.

New York has reopened some golf courses and marinas, with restrictions.

Oneida County Sheriff Robert Maciol has announced the first dates for the free Sheriff’s Marine Patrol NYS Boater Safety Course in 2019.

It's officially summer in CNY and many of us have already been out on the water, but with the 4th of July coming up it's important to remember to boat safely.

If you're a boater in Central New York, the New York Power Authority has opened the boat launch at the Hinckley dam and reservoir.

One of Chris Janson's major hits you may be excited to hear at FrogFest 29 is "Buy Me A Boat." If someone was to buy you a boat, where would you take it here in Upstate New York? Here's a few boating destinations to check out.

With all the amazing boating options in our area from Delta, Oneida Lake, to Hinckley, are you docking your boat properly? Here's a helpful tip for all boaters.

Do you have a youngster who wants to get their official NY State Boater's Safety Certification? Well, you have to pay attention to this important change made to the schedule to do so. The training course for kids 10-17 will now only be offered one day.

The warmer weather is on the way and maybe you're already dreaming about boating. Where can you take the boat? Here's the top 6 boating destinations for Central New York, and Upstate New York.

The "Frog Days Of Summer" have been hot ones, and dry ones. The lack of rain has caused some burnt lawns and low water levels.

Who better than yours truly, Greg "Splashin'" McShea to give you news about water? And the news is that authorities remind you to be careful while boating, as that water is extremely cold at this time of year.