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CRWA ATTENDS RIVER RALLY

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CRWA Executive Director Bob Zimmerman and Senior Scientist Julie Wood (son Connor pictured above) recently returned from River Rally, the largest gathering ever of non-governmental watershed leaders! Bob gave a stirring and inspiring presentation on restoring urban rivers. Let’s keep our rivers clean for future generations!

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HERRING RUN BEGINS

We hear herring are running in the Charles! Send us your photos, videos or stories of herring running in the Charles.

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SUCCESSFUL CHARLES RIVER CLEANUP

On Saturday April 21st, 2012, approximately 4,000 volunteers and community leaders joined forces to clean the banks of the 80-mile Charles River. Volunteers worked together to remove litter and beautify the Charles River and its surrounding parklands in one of the nation’s largest one-day river cleanup events! Volunteers removed an estimated 15-20 tons of trash from sites throughout the watershed from Milford to Boston. Read more.

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RUN OF THE CHARLES CANOE AND KAYAK RACE

The Run of the Charles this Sunday was fun for all. A warm thank you to all the volunteers and congratulations to all our participants. View the results and photos from the race.

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By Conservation Law Foundation. More photos from CLF.

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CHARLES RIVER GETS A 'B' FROM EPA

The EPA’s 2011 Charles River report card, announced at the Charles River Cleanup on Sunday, April 22nd, gave the Charles River a B grade, down slightly from the past several years when the Charles got a B+. The lower grade was due to heavy rain storms in 2011, which flush pollution off streets, parking lots, and even lawns into the river. Read more.

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IN THE NEWS

5/15 Residents say state plan for hospital site falls short
5/11 Patrick unfamiliar with Medfield State Hospital cleanup, Timilty letter
5/10 Conservation Law Foundation suing alleged polluters
5/9 Run of the Charles Canoe and Kayak Race a Success
5/1 Lightly Attended Town Meeting Swiftly Approves 27 of 28 Warrant Articles
5/1 EPA Results in New England: 2012 Spring Edition