Re: Boathouse Door - Open overnight
YANK from phone number letters would be 9265.
Carol MacColl
Paradise Copies, Inc
21 Conz St
Northampton, Ma 01060
413.585.0414
On 6/21/24 11:08 AM, Mark Dean wrote:
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An ever so slightly tougher combination would be
prudent ?
On Jun 21, 2024, at 2:05?PM, cpotter258
via groups.io <potterc@...> wrote:
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Just out of
curiosity, might?we want to change the keypad from its
preset to another less guessable number? I only halfway
believe that an evening rower left the door open.
Hi all,?
I hope this finds you well and able to stay cool.?
I am writing because one night this week -
Wednesday, June 19th - the main door to the boathouse
was left open for the night. The first early morning
rower arrived at the boathouse just after 5:00 AM to
find the door open.?
Thank you for remaining vigilant about the security
of the boathouse, our equipment, and rowers who enter
the boathouse each morning.?
In the event that anyone has trouble with the key
pad, there is a closure button located inside the
boathouse just above the desk. After pressing the
button, the door will close while also allowing one to
exit.
Anyone can call me if there is a problem:
413.584.1821.?
Thank you for the attention.?
Jaime
Jaime
Caron, LICSW (she/her)
Clinician
/ Family Consultant / Permanency Mediator
413.584.1821
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Re: Boathouse Door - Open overnight
There is all kinds of action at sportsman’s boat launch. The jetskis in particular are out till dark. They are meeting up with people at the beach next to NCR and it is party central. We are trying to get the city to take care of the beach and today our coaches filled 8 bags of trash from the beach that was left yesterday. We did get them to agree to put a dumpster for one month in our parking lot as a pilot program. There are diapers, broken bottles, full trays of meat leftovers, toys, clothes and more. If you live in the City, please concoct your city council rep and the Mayor. It’s only June. It’s so depressing to see our beautiful river full of human trash. Check out Linda Hannum’s video on Facebook. And here are some photos? Sally Linowski?  
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On Jun 21, 2024, at 2:08?PM, Mark Dean via groups.io <marksdean63@...> wrote:
? An ever so slightly tougher combination would be prudent ? On Jun 21, 2024, at 2:05?PM, cpotter258 via groups.io <potterc@...> wrote:
? Just out of curiosity, might?we want to change the keypad from its preset to another less guessable number? I only halfway believe that an evening rower left the door open. Hi all,? I hope this finds you well and able to stay cool.?
I am writing because one night this week - Wednesday, June 19th - the main door to the boathouse was left open for the night. The first early morning rower arrived at the boathouse just after 5:00 AM to find the door open.?
Thank you for remaining vigilant about the security of the boathouse, our equipment, and rowers who enter the boathouse each morning.?
In the event that anyone has trouble with the key pad, there is a closure button located inside the boathouse just above the desk. After pressing the button, the door will close while also allowing one to exit.
Anyone can call me if there is a problem: 413.584.1821.?
Thank you for the attention.?
Jaime
Jaime Caron, LICSW (she/her) Clinician / Family Consultant / Permanency Mediator 413.584.1821
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Re: Boathouse Door - Open overnight
An ever so slightly tougher combination would be prudent ?
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On Jun 21, 2024, at 2:05?PM, cpotter258 via groups.io <potterc@...> wrote:
? Just out of curiosity, might?we want to change the keypad from its preset to another less guessable number? I only halfway believe that an evening rower left the door open. Hi all,? I hope this finds you well and able to stay cool.?
I am writing because one night this week - Wednesday, June 19th - the main door to the boathouse was left open for the night. The first early morning rower arrived at the boathouse just after 5:00 AM to find the door open.?
Thank you for remaining vigilant about the security of the boathouse, our equipment, and rowers who enter the boathouse each morning.?
In the event that anyone has trouble with the key pad, there is a closure button located inside the boathouse just above the desk. After pressing the button, the door will close while also allowing one to exit.
Anyone can call me if there is a problem: 413.584.1821.?
Thank you for the attention.?
Jaime
Jaime Caron, LICSW (she/her) Clinician / Family Consultant / Permanency Mediator 413.584.1821
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Re: Boathouse Door - Open overnight
Just out of curiosity, might?we want to change the keypad from its preset to another less guessable number? I only halfway believe that an evening rower left the door open.
Hi all,? I hope this finds you well and able to stay cool.?
I am writing because one night this week - Wednesday, June 19th - the main door to the boathouse was left open for the night. The first early morning rower arrived at the boathouse just after 5:00 AM to find the door open.?
Thank you for remaining vigilant about the security of the boathouse, our equipment, and rowers who enter the boathouse each morning.?
In the event that anyone has trouble with the key pad, there is a closure button located inside the boathouse just above the desk. After pressing the button, the door will close while also allowing one to exit.
Anyone can call me if there is a problem: 413.584.1821.?
Thank you for the attention.?
Jaime
Jaime Caron, LICSW (she/her) Clinician / Family Consultant / Permanency Mediator 413.584.1821
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Boathouse Door - Open overnight
Hi all,? I hope this finds you well and able to stay cool.?
I am writing because one night this week - Wednesday, June 19th - the main door to the boathouse was left open for the night. The first early morning rower arrived at the boathouse just after 5:00 AM to find the door open.?
Thank you for remaining vigilant about the security of the boathouse, our equipment, and rowers who enter the boathouse each morning.?
In the event that anyone has trouble with the key pad, there is a closure button located inside the boathouse just above the desk. After pressing the button, the door will close while also allowing one to exit.
Anyone can call me if there is a problem: 413.584.1821.?
Thank you for the attention.?
Jaime
Jaime Caron, LICSW (she/her) Clinician / Family Consultant / Permanency Mediator 413.584.1821
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Thanks, Gloria! I’m the one who closed the door. ?
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On Jun 18, 2024, at 7:26?PM, Gloria DiFulvio via groups.io <gdifulvio1@...> wrote:
? I went out at 8:10 and there were many (a few?) people at the boathouse. When I docked at 9:45, the door was closed. If that helps. (I was the illegible name I suppose…sorry about that) Gloria On Jun 18, 2024, at 7:05?PM, Jaime Caron via groups.io <jaimemsw@...> wrote:
? Jenn,? Thanks for the helpful reminders!
Jaime Jaime Caron, LICSW (she/her) Clinician / Family Consultant / Permanency Mediator 413.584.1821 On Jun 18, 2024, at 5:20?PM, Jenn Ferree via groups.io <ferreejennifer@...> wrote:
?Hello Yankee, rowers! I stopped by the boathouse this morning at 9:30 and the main door was open, and no one was around… According to the logbook, it looked like one person was still out, but I’m not sure who it was because the name was somewhat illegible - ?to me at least!
So, just a reminder… Please remember to close the door if you are the last one to leave the premises. If the key code is not working on first try, remember to punch in the numbers, very slowly, and repeat if necessary. There is also an activator button on the left side of the door on the inside, so the door could be closed using that as well.
Aaaaannnndddd, when you make your entry in the logbook, please write your name legibly, just in case someone goes missing. It’s good to know who that someone is!
Thank you!
Jenn
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I went out at 8:10 and there were many (a few?) people at the boathouse. When I docked at 9:45, the door was closed. If that helps. (I was the illegible name I suppose…sorry about that)
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On Jun 18, 2024, at 7:05?PM, Jaime Caron via groups.io <jaimemsw@...> wrote:
? Jenn,? Thanks for the helpful reminders!
Jaime Jaime Caron, LICSW (she/her) Clinician / Family Consultant / Permanency Mediator 413.584.1821 On Jun 18, 2024, at 5:20?PM, Jenn Ferree via groups.io <ferreejennifer@...> wrote:
?Hello Yankee, rowers! I stopped by the boathouse this morning at 9:30 and the main door was open, and no one was around… According to the logbook, it looked like one person was still out, but I’m not sure who it was because the name was somewhat illegible - ?to me at least!
So, just a reminder… Please remember to close the door if you are the last one to leave the premises. If the key code is not working on first try, remember to punch in the numbers, very slowly, and repeat if necessary. There is also an activator button on the left side of the door on the inside, so the door could be closed using that as well.
Aaaaannnndddd, when you make your entry in the logbook, please write your name legibly, just in case someone goes missing. It’s good to know who that someone is!
Thank you!
Jenn
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Jenn,? Thanks for the helpful reminders!
Jaime Jaime Caron, LICSW (she/her) Clinician / Family Consultant / Permanency Mediator 413.584.1821
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On Jun 18, 2024, at 5:20?PM, Jenn Ferree via groups.io <ferreejennifer@...> wrote:
?Hello Yankee, rowers! I stopped by the boathouse this morning at 9:30 and the main door was open, and no one was around… According to the logbook, it looked like one person was still out, but I’m not sure who it was because the name was somewhat illegible - ?to me at least!
So, just a reminder… Please remember to close the door if you are the last one to leave the premises. If the key code is not working on first try, remember to punch in the numbers, very slowly, and repeat if necessary. There is also an activator button on the left side of the door on the inside, so the door could be closed using that as well.
Aaaaannnndddd, when you make your entry in the logbook, please write your name legibly, just in case someone goes missing. It’s good to know who that someone is!
Thank you!
Jenn
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Hello Yankee, rowers! I stopped by the boathouse this morning at 9:30 and the main door was open, and no one was around… According to the logbook, it looked like one person was still out, but I’m not sure who it was because the name was somewhat illegible - to me at least!
So, just a reminder… Please remember to close the door if you are the last one to leave the premises. If the key code is not working on first try, remember to punch in the numbers, very slowly, and repeat if necessary. There is also an activator button on the left side of the door on the inside, so the door could be closed using that as well.
Aaaaannnndddd, when you make your entry in the logbook, please write your name legibly, just in case someone goes missing. It’s good to know who that someone is!
Thank you!
Jenn
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Re: Green Peinert outside rack ?
I realize I am making a suggestion that I cannot actually do (because I don't have the skills, and because I am currently sidelined with a sore rib)--but at my last rowing club, we built a little roof over the outdoor racks to protect from UV rays, falling branches, hail, and the like. Buying lots of boat covers is far more expensive., as is letting the boats deteriorate.
They do prevent UV damage and extend life of boats. Just info Always good to be near the water together!! J ?
YRC ? ? ? ? ? ? I used to think we needed a cover for every boat outside. But since the Green Peinert 25 will be under the Peinert 26 ( Blue ) it would not get much sun each day. Same for any boat beneath the covered Fluid Design Double. Our rack is pretty well protected except the topmost boats. Our Peinert 26 looks just fine, but yes, UVA and UVB do a job on hulls and human skin.
craig
Covers for outside boats is a great reminder that the killer for these boats is UV. It eats and softens the resins, and eventually they crack. -----Original Message----- From: yankeerowing@groups.io < yankeerowing@groups.io> On Behalf Of ZZooey via Sent: Monday, June 17, 2024 9:34 AM To: yankeerowing@groups.ioSubject: [yankeerowing] Green Peinert outside rack ? ? YRC members: ? ? ? ? ? We were thinking of moving the Green Peinert 25’. ( the? number 6,)? to the Outside rack. It is so high inside the boathouse it’s difficult to get down. On the Outside Rack it would be much lower and easier , plus we could put a private boat in its place.? ? ? ? ? ? ? Suggestions? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Craig
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Re: Green Peinert outside rack ?
They do prevent UV damage and extend life of boats. Just info Always good to be near the water together!!
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On Jun 17, 2024, at 11:28?AM, ZZooey via groups.io <zzooey@...> wrote:
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YRC ? ? ? ? ? ? I used to think we needed a cover for every boat outside. But since the Green Peinert 25 will be under the Peinert 26 ( Blue ) it would not get much sun each day. Same for any boat beneath the covered Fluid Design Double. Our rack is pretty well protected except the topmost boats. Our Peinert 26 looks just fine, but yes, UVA and UVB do a job on hulls and human skin.
craig
On Monday, June 17, 2024 at 10:06:12 AM EDT, Jonathan Wright via groups.io <waterrat@...> wrote:
Covers for outside boats is a great reminder that the killer for these boats is UV. It eats and softens the resins, and eventually they crack. -----Original Message----- From: yankeerowing@groups.io < yankeerowing@groups.io> On Behalf Of ZZooey via groups.io Sent: Monday, June 17, 2024 9:34 AM To: yankeerowing@groups.ioSubject: [yankeerowing] Green Peinert outside rack ? ? YRC members: ? ? ? ? ? We were thinking of moving the Green Peinert 25’. ( the? number 6,)? to the Outside rack. It is so high inside the boathouse it’s difficult to get down. On the Outside Rack it would be much lower and easier , plus we could put a private boat in its place.? ? ? ? ? ? ? Suggestions? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Craig
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Re: Green Peinert outside rack ?
YRC ? ? ? ? ? ? I used to think we needed a cover for every boat outside. But since the Green Peinert 25 will be under the Peinert 26 ( Blue ) it would not get much sun each day. Same for any boat beneath the covered Fluid Design Double. Our rack is pretty well protected except the topmost boats. Our Peinert 26 looks just fine, but yes, UVA and UVB do a job on hulls and human skin.
craig
On Monday, June 17, 2024 at 10:06:12 AM EDT, Jonathan Wright via groups.io <waterrat@...> wrote:
Covers for outside boats is a great reminder that the killer for these boats is UV. It eats and softens the resins, and eventually they crack.
-----Original Message----- From: yankeerowing@groups.io < yankeerowing@groups.io> On Behalf Of ZZooey via groups.io Sent: Monday, June 17, 2024 9:34 AM To: yankeerowing@groups.ioSubject: [yankeerowing] Green Peinert outside rack ? ? YRC members: ? ? ? ? ? We were thinking of moving the Green Peinert 25’. ( the? number 6,)? to the Outside rack. It is so high inside the boathouse it’s difficult to get down. On the Outside Rack it would be much lower and easier , plus we could put a private boat in its place.? ? ? ? ? ? ? Suggestions? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Craig
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Re: Green Peinert outside rack ?
I don't even think a cover is necessary ; though I used to think that. The P26 has been out for a couple seasons and it looks fine.. FYI craig
On Monday, June 17, 2024 at 09:48:06 AM EDT, David Wick via groups.io <wick.david@...> wrote:
Has anyone checked to see how many times the 6 has been rowed this summer?? Would we get a cover if it is going to be outside?
> On Jun 17, 2024, at 9:34 AM, ZZooey via groups.io <zzooey@...> wrote:
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>? YRC members:
>? ? ? ? ? We were thinking of moving the Green Peinert 25’. ( the? number 6,)? to the Outside rack. It is so high inside the boathouse it’s difficult to get down. On the Outside Rack it would be much lower and easier , plus we could put a private boat in its place.? ?
>? ? ? ? ? Suggestions?
>? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Craig
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Re: Green Peinert outside rack ?
Covers for outside boats is a great reminder that the killer for these boats is UV. It eats and softens the resins, and eventually they crack.
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From: yankeerowing@groups.io <yankeerowing@groups.io> On Behalf Of ZZooey via groups.io
Sent: Monday, June 17, 2024 9:34 AM
To: yankeerowing@groups.io
Subject: [yankeerowing] Green Peinert outside rack ?
YRC members:
We were thinking of moving the Green Peinert 25’. ( the number 6,) to the Outside rack. It is so high inside the boathouse it’s difficult to get down. On the Outside Rack it would be much lower and easier , plus we could put a private boat in its place.
Suggestions?
Craig
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Re: Green Peinert outside rack ?
Has anyone checked to see how many times the 6 has been rowed this summer?
Would we get a cover if it is going to be outside?
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On Jun 17, 2024, at 9:34 AM, ZZooey via groups.io <zzooey@...> wrote:
YRC members:
We were thinking of moving the Green Peinert 25’. ( the number 6,) to the Outside rack. It is so high inside the boathouse it’s difficult to get down. On the Outside Rack it would be much lower and easier , plus we could put a private boat in its place.
Suggestions?
Craig
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Green Peinert outside rack ?
YRC members:
We were thinking of moving the Green Peinert 25’. ( the number 6,) to the Outside rack. It is so high inside the boathouse it’s difficult to get down. On the Outside Rack it would be much lower and easier , plus we could put a private boat in its place.
Suggestions?
Craig
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Red NK found. Thanks to all .
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On Jun 13, 2024, at 8:45?AM, ZZooey via groups.io <zzooey@...> wrote:
?I just wanted to send the word out. Peggy Hart has lost her red stroke coach NK. She had it mounted on the number 12 Peinert the Blue boat could you please pass the word around to keep an eye open for a red stroke coach. Thanks guys.
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I just wanted to send the word out. Peggy Hart has lost her red stroke coach NK. She had it mounted on the number 12 Peinert the Blue boat could you please pass the word around to keep an eye open for a red stroke coach. Thanks guys.
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Re: Caution: Buoys Back On The River
Thanks Ernie. Discovered one of the buoys with my bow ball LOL. ? Jonathan ?
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From: yankeerowing@groups.io <yankeerowing@groups.io> On Behalf Of Ernie Alleva
Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2024 9:48 AM
To: Yankeerowing <yankeerowing@groups.io>
Subject: [yankeerowing] Caution: Buoys Back On The River? As some of you probably have noticed, the buoys are now back on the river:? There are two "no wake" buoys in their usual spots a little downstream of the marina.? There is a "no wake" buoy in the middle of the river just upstream of the rail trail bridge. Also, about 1/3 of a mile or so upstream from the rail trail bridge, there is a red buoy in the river about 30-40 yards from the bank on the Hadley side of the river. It's in line with the third set of docks on the Hadley side upstream from the rail trail bridge. (It's easy not to see it, and it's easy to hit it when you are rowing upstream if you're not looking for it. So, please keep an eye out for it.)
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Caution: Buoys Back On The River
Yankee Rowers,
As some of you probably have noticed, the buoys are now back on the river:?
There are two "no wake" buoys in their usual spots a little downstream of the marina.?
There is a "no wake" buoy in the middle of the river just upstream of the rail trail bridge.
Also, about 1/3 of a mile or so upstream from the rail trail bridge, there is a red buoy in the river about 30-40 yards from the bank on the Hadley side of the river. It's in line with the third set of docks on the Hadley side upstream from the rail trail bridge. (It's easy not to see it, and it's easy to hit it when you are rowing upstream if you're not looking for it. So, please keep an eye out for it.)
Best, Ernie?
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Mark Dean
Jaime Caron