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Caton Deuso
Verified
Reporter, NYVT Media
Granville
Beats
Foreign Affairs , Social Justice , Profiles , Features , Race
Content
By Caton Deuso Verified| WTEN-TV (Albany, NY) Verified ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — Boating season is just around the corner, and any Vermont residents who take to Lake Champlain are being reminded of changes to New York State boating laws. Vermont State Police and Game Wardens encourage boaters to take a boater education class before hitting the lake this summer. Brianna’s Law is a New York State law that requires motorized vessels and personal watercraft to carry a boating safety certificate.
By Caton Deuso Verified| WTEN-TV (Albany, NY) Verified GLENVILLE, N.Y. (NEWS10) — Crews are working to fix a water main break on Route 147 in Glenville near Snake Hill Road and Bolt Road. The break has shut down all northbound traffic lanes, and drivers in the area are being asked to proceed with caution. All southbound lanes are open, but flaggers operate them with alternating traffic. Stay with NEWS10 as more information becomes available. Read the latest from NEWS10:NEWS10 is the Capital Region’s local news leader!
By Caton Deuso Verified| WTEN-TV (Albany, NY) Verified ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — Boating season is just around the corner, and any Vermont residents who take to Lake Champlain are being reminded of changes to New York State boating laws. Vermont State Police and Game Wardens encourage boaters to take a boater education class before hitting the lake this summer. Brianna’s Law is a New York State law that requires motorized vessels and personal watercraft to carry a boating safety certificate.
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NYVT Media
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