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Connecticut Riverwatch: Fall 2026
NEWS
Massachusetts Overflows Continue
Aging systems in western Massachusetts cities like Springfield and Holyoke continue to struggle during heavy storms, occasionally dumping millions of gallons of untreated wastewater directly into the river basin. Overflows this past summer from Holyoke and Springfield combined sewer overflos (CSOs) contributed to flooded streets and basements. Holyoke officials say they have reduced the annual discharge, but it still amounts to 145 million gallons per year. More information.
Celebrating 30 Years of Trash Cleanups
The Connecticut River Conservancy held its 30th annual "Source to Sea" cleanup on the weekend of September 18, bringing together hundreds of volunteers to remove trash from waterways, riverbanks, and communities across all of the 410 miles of the Connecticut River. Several hundred events were held in New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, and Connecticut. Since 1997, the event has brought out more than 43,000 volunteers. More information.Tour Boat Returns to the River (with a new name)
The Lady Kate, a 210-ton party boat, is cruising the Connecticut River after a $1 million renovation. The tour boat is based at Eale Landing State Park in Haddam, CT. Formerly known as The Mystique (and originally docked at Middletown's Harbor Park), the boat was renamed the Lady Kate as a tribute to Lady Katherine Cruz and famous Connecticut actress Katharine Hepburn. It can accomdate up to 300 passengers. More information.