Boating safety bill moves to legislature
A new boating safety bill named for a Greenwich teen called Emily's Law is now moving to the full State senate for action. It was started in memory of 16-year-old Emily Fedorko, who was killed by the
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Apr 22, 2015, 3:08 PM
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A new boating safety bill named for a Greenwich teen called Emily's Law is now moving to the full State senate for action.
It was started in memory of 16-year-old Emily Fedorko, who was killed by the propeller of a boat operated by a friend last summer.
The bill would require powerboat operators to be at least 16 and complete a course in safe towing.
It was approved by Connecticut legislature's Judiciary Committee on Monday.
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