One of the Lake Champlain Transportation Company's boats could end up at the bottom of the lake.
The Champlain has carried people and their cars between New York and Vermont since the 1950s, but because of a decline in ridership on one of its routes, the ferry company doesn’t need it anymore. Instead of selling the vessel, or disassembling it and selling the parts, the company is studying whether preserving it underwater - sinking it near Burlington - makes the most sense. But not everyone is a fan of the idea.