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Friday, April 30, 2015 - 3:30PM Belmont Hill/BUA Lower Boats in the Powerhouse (Weeks Bridge to Magazine Beach)
Saturday, May 1, 2015 - 3:00PM BB&N v Middlesex in the Powerhouse, boys fours
- 4:30PM Brookline v. Boston Latin, in the Powerhouse, Varsity Girls, novice boys and girs
Sunday, May 2, 2015 - 10AM - 2PM, RowBoston v. Sommerville Scrimmage, on the CRI course, straightaway above the No. Beacon St. Bridge.
Wednesday, May 6, 2015 - 4pm to 6pm, Cake Race- RowBoston v. CRLS on the CRI course above the No. Beacon St. Bridge.
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| Traffic Pattern Notes and Needs-to-Know.- Work on Weeks Bridge is underway, involving work at water level on barges. Currently work is ongoing in the Cambridge arch. All boaters are reminded to use caution around this bridge and coaches and power boaters are asked to throw minimum wake.
- Work on Longfellow Bridge is ongoing and has many moving parts at the water level. Several barges can be in use at any time and accessibility of arches changes. Boaters are cautioned to avoid under the Longfellow at all and are asked to turn before the bridge. Powerboaters should use extreme caution when and throw as little wake as possible when traveling under this bridge.
- The Union Lane continues to be an issue. By way of background, this lane exists to assist UBC rowers and others, travel safely up the Basin. The Union Lane is along the Boston shore and extends from the cut in the islands in front of Union, to the finish line of the 2k course where they cross over to meet usual traffic. The Union lane is in effect at all times, but if frequently used by rowers avoiding crossing the basin in bad weather or to avoid heavy sail boat traffic. All downstream traveling rowers are asked to stay a minimum of 2-eights-and-a-launch's width out from shore, and be sure to use ONLY the Mass Ave Bridge arches that are 4 to the left and 4 to the right of the lighted platform. This leaves a dead arch for no travel and 2 upstream arches for Union Lane travel.
- The MIT Lane extends from the MIT docks to the finish line of the 2k course. MIT uses this lane to travel to and from their docks. Rowers using the race course need to exercise care to ensure that they are outside of the MIT lane in that last 500 meters.
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