Icebreaker: Coast Guard helps keeps commerce moving safely through Hudson River
News 12’s Diane Caruso was with the U.S. Coast Guard while they cut through the icy Hudson River to make sure commerce can keep moving safely through the waters.
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Feb 17, 2021, 2:20 PM
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Updated 1,329 days ago
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12’s Diane Caruso was with the
U.S. Coast Guard while they cut through the icy Hudson River to make sure
commerce can keep moving safely through the waters.
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