Salvage crews refloat 77-foot fishing boat after yearlong ordeal
A tugboat towed the vessel to a Staten Island shipyard.
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Nov 20, 2024, 9:25 PM
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Updated 30 days ago
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9h agoSalvage crews successfully raised the Susan Rose, a 77-foot fishing boat that had been stuck since last year.
Calm seas facilitated the operation.
A tugboat towed the vessel to a Staten Island shipyard.
The Susan Rose initially ran aground near Jenkinson's.
Drone footage captured by US-AR Drone Team and Michael Parziale documented the recovery.
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