Safety tips for Memorial Day boating in the Hudson Valley
Captain Walter Garschagen, of Sea Tow Central Hudson River, joined News 12 this morning to share some important tips for a safe day on the water.
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May 23, 2025, 11:59 AM
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Updated 20 days ago
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4h agoBoating is a popular Memorial Day tradition for many in the Hudson Valley, but safety remains a top priority.
Captain Walter Garschagen, of Sea Tow Central Hudson River, joined News 12 this morning to share some important tips for a safe day on the water.
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