For some good news, The Charles River Swimming Club is hosting its first swimming race on the Charles this morning. This one-mile race is being held near the Esplanade, not the Allston/Brighton part of the river, but it is a great sign all of the Charles is getting cleaner and more usable.
Cleaned-up Charles can host swimmers - The Boston Globe
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