Norwalk man dies at helm of tugboat
A tugboat captain from Norwalk died Monday night at the helm of his boat. Edward Smith, 50, had a heart attack while navigating the Hudson River, officials say. A crew member took over the controls.
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Mar 29, 2016, 11:27 PM
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Updated 3,129 days ago
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A tugboat captain from Norwalk died Monday night at the helm of his boat.
Edward Smith, 50, had a heart attack while navigating the Hudson River, officials say.
A crew member took over the controls.
Earlier this month, another tugboat tragedy killed three crew members in the same stretch of river when their vessel crashed into a barge at the Tappan Zee Bridge construction project.
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