NY judge says rafter broke guide licensing laws

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ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — A New York whitewater company broke state law by sending clients down the upper Hudson River with unlicensed rafting guides, a judge has ruled.

Judge Richard Giardino also upheld state claims that the Hudson River Rafting Co. of North Creek broke the law by shuttling customers to the river with unlicensed drivers. He had ordered the company in October to temporarily halt guided whitewater rafting trips, an order that he recently extended.

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