Wow -- horrible. Thank you Moi.

Robin Barber

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On Thu, Jun 15, 2023 at 12:00?PM Moi Wurgaft via <moiwurgaft=[email protected]> wrote:

FYI,?

A message from the town of Amherst.

According to the map the outfall location is upriver in North Hadley.

Best,

Moi

Alert Sent On: 06/15/2023 11:18:06 AM EDT TOWN OF AMHERST ISSUES A PUBLIC HEALTH WARNING ON JUNE 15, 2023 Unchlorinated treated sewage was released from the Amherst Waste Water Treatment Plant on June 15, 2023 starting at 8:45am due to partial Wastewater Treatment Plant shut down for an emergency repair. The unchlorinated treated sewage was released into the Connecticut River at the treatment plant outfall.? See map below. Periodic releases of unchlorinated treated sewage will occur throughout the day as the repairs at the plant are conducted. Additional warnings will be issued every eight hours until the work at the plant is complete and discharges of unchlorinated sewage have ceased. We estimate that approximately 75,000 gallons of unchlorinated treated sanitary sewage has discharged as of the issuance of this warning. ? The discharge consists of treated sewage and waste that has not been chlorinated prior to release.? Because Amherst is required to chlorinate all discharge prior to release at this time of year, this is considered partially treated wastewater.??The Town recommends that the public avoid contact with the affected water body for at least 48 hours after the discharge ceases due to increased health risks from bacteria and other pollutants.? View map?? Time of issue: June 15, 2023 ?10:30am? Issued by: ?? ??Guilford Mooring, Superintendent Public Works, Jennifer Brown, Health Director? Questions???Contact Amherst Department of Public Works at (413) 259-3050 This message was sent by the Town of Amherst, MA If you no longer wish to receive these emails, please?.

FYI,?

A message from the town of Amherst.

According to the map the outfall location is upriver in North Hadley.

Best,

Moi

Alert Sent On: 06/15/2023 11:18:06 AM EDT TOWN OF AMHERST ISSUES A PUBLIC HEALTH WARNING ON JUNE 15, 2023 Unchlorinated treated sewage was released from the Amherst Waste Water Treatment Plant on June 15, 2023 starting at 8:45am due to partial Wastewater Treatment Plant shut down for an emergency repair. The unchlorinated treated sewage was released into the Connecticut River at the treatment plant outfall.? See map below. Periodic releases of unchlorinated treated sewage will occur throughout the day as the repairs at the plant are conducted. Additional warnings will be issued every eight hours until the work at the plant is complete and discharges of unchlorinated sewage have ceased. We estimate that approximately 75,000 gallons of unchlorinated treated sanitary sewage has discharged as of the issuance of this warning. ? The discharge consists of treated sewage and waste that has not been chlorinated prior to release.? Because Amherst is required to chlorinate all discharge prior to release at this time of year, this is considered partially treated wastewater.??The Town recommends that the public avoid contact with the affected water body for at least 48 hours after the discharge ceases due to increased health risks from bacteria and other pollutants.? View map?? Time of issue: June 15, 2023 ?10:30am? Issued by: ?? ??Guilford Mooring, Superintendent Public Works, Jennifer Brown, Health Director? Questions???Contact Amherst Department of Public Works at (413) 259-3050 This message was sent by the Town of Amherst, MA If you no longer wish to receive these emails, please?.

Our club friend and excellent photographer, Peter, periodically sends us beautiful pictures he captures early in the morning on the dock. I am collecting these pictures on our Gallery page. You are welcome to take a look here:?

. Enjoy! Moi

Claire:

? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Grab an index card on the desk, put your name down in Magic Marker, and post it at a comfortable peg height for your self? without pushing out someone else. Be real careful back there. You have two expensive Van Dusens above your head and the oars are so close. But yes, mark an index card and find a good place for yourself. Pins are to the left of the desk. Let me know if you are satisfied. If you want we can meet sometime, because that stack gets shifted around a lot. I'm not familiar as well with who Is and Isn't there now. But you should have a comfortable place, within easy reach.

craig

On Saturday, June 3, 2023 at 03:46:52 PM EDT, cpotter258 <potterc@...> wrote:

Dear Craig,

Thanks for this, and I hope you weren't hurt. Here is a question: my private oars are on the left-hand rack and were moved to an upper peg. I moved them back to where they were last year, but there is no card with my name on it to say where they should go. If you tell me where I don't mind making the card. But I fear that I am always in someone's way at this point.

best,

Claire

On Sat, Jun 3, 2023 at 3:37?PM ZZooey via <zzooey=[email protected]> wrote:

YRC members:
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?The main oar-rack (back right) was a jumbled mess this morning. It looked like someone just threw the oars up on the rack without any consideration as to how they go back. When I went to put away my club oars down at the bottom, an oar from on top fell an hit me. This season, racking oars properly has become a real problem.?

? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?Racking the oars is pretty simple. Since these racks are very close vertically, and very short in length off the wall, if? you don't stack them in some kind of order they will fall and usually pull other oars with them.

? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Here is how we order the oars in the YRC main oar-rack:

? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?1)? Put them concave-face to concave-face. ( That would be the Opposite way of spoons in a drawer.)

? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?2)? One pair of blades go to the left, the other pair goes to the right, the downside of the blades goes down.

? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?3)? Offset the Buttons on the sleeves so you gain a little more room on the dowel.

????????????????????????????? ?Four of the six YRC levels had oars misplaced. I taped a card on each pair, and taped the oars together. Feel free to undo the taped oars and use them, but you will see how NOT to put away oars. I assume this is from carelessness and being oblivious to the boat house surroundings after rowing. Please be aware: you are in a sculling boathouse with delicate boats worth thousands of dollars all around you. These are not aluminum canoes or plastic kayaks. If you see someone doing it wrong, tell them and show them the proper way.? Please pay attention to what you are doing inside.

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? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?Craig Schiff

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