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As boaters you won't find anyone more dedicated to the preservation of our natural recourses as you do here at the Charles River Yacht Club. We all want to see the Charles River clean and swimmer safe for the enjoyment of all. Waste Disposal The Charles River Yacht Club offers pump outs free of charge. We operate a state funded pump out boat. We service the entire Charles River basin area and work with local and public authorities to assist keeping the Charles River clean. When visiting the Charles River for 4th of July events, concerts at the hatch shell, Sunday picnics, etc. call us and we'll come to you. We will pump out your boat and transport waste back to our club. Or visit our docks for fast easy service. We have advanced plumbing and pumping technology along with city hook ups to dispose of waste through the city waste treatment plant. Over the last few years the Charles River Yacht Club has spent over $100,000 on waste water removal systems. We are proud of our waterways, please don't pollute! Cambridge Fire Department - Emergency Rescue and Dive Team The Charles River Yacht Club has joined forces with the Cambridge Fire Department for faster response time in the event of an emergency. The Cambridge Fire Department operates its elite emergency rescue and dive unit from the Charles River Yacht Club. Cambridge Firefighters and Rescue team operate critical life saving and emergency calls with their two rescue vessels located at our docks. Little League Baseball The Charles River Yacht Club is sponsoring a T-Ball team in Cambridge, the Lakewood Blueclaws (Blue Team). It is comprised of some 10 to 20 girls and boys between the ages of 5 and 7. Home Field is Lindstrom Field on Granite Street at the BU Bridge rotary on Memorial Drive. Senior Cookout and Cruise Each year the Charles River Yacht Club hosts Cambridge Senior Citizens for a cookout at the club and a cruise up the Charles River donated by the Charles Riverboat Company. |
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