Associated Press ALBION, N.Y. — A 10-mile stretch of the Erie Canal in western New York remains closed to boat traffic as crews repair an embankment that partially collapsed earlier this week. The state Canal Corp. says workers are stabilizing a breach in the south wall of the waterway in the Orleans County village of Albion, 30 miles west of Rochester. The agency has shut down the canal between Albion and Holley as workers drain that stretch of water so they can repair the damage that started Monday night. Officials say a large sinkhole in a road near the canal caused the wall breach. County officials say the hole measured 60 feet wide and 16 feet deep. Crews used about 200 tons of rock to fill the sinkhole.