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BWSC Announces Start of Contract 2 Construction The Boston Water and Sewer Commission (BWSC) has announced the start of construction of Contract 2 of the Reserved Channel Sewer Separation Project. BWSC has contracted with LM Holdings of Westford, MA to implement Contract 2 construction. Click on the headline for rest of text. Broadway Revitalization Association Meeting June 11th at Club The initial meeting of the Broadway Revitalization Association will be held on Thursday June 11th, 6:30PM at the South Boston Boys and Girls Club. Click on the headline for rest of text. 2009 Junior Golf Lessons Begin Week of July 6th Boston Centers for Youth & Families (BCYF) is now accepting applications for the summer Junior Golf Program. In partnership with the Boston Parks and Recreation Department, this first-rate program provides basic instruction in the fundamentals of golf taught by professionals at the City of Bostons two municipal courses, the William Devine in Dorchester and the George Wright in Hyde Park. Equipment is provided. The program starts the week of July 6th and runs four days a week. Individuals will be granted one lesson, one hour per week, in a group setting over a six week period. Click on the headline for rest of text. City of Boston Declared StormReady® The City of Boston has received NOAAs National Weather Service StormReady® recognition, indicating New Englands largest city is better prepared for the Noreasters and other severe storms that periodically batter the region. Click on the headline for rest of text. Boston Youth Invited to Free Hockey Skills and Fitness Event Mayor Thomas M. Menino and the Boston Police Athletics/Activities League (P.A.L.) are pleased to invite Boston boys and girls ages 8-13 to a free hockey skills and fitness event on Saturday, June 13th from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the OSullivan Street Hockey Rink at Garvey Park in Dorchester. Click on the headline for rest of text. Celebrate World Oceans Day with the New England Aquarium and help clean up three local beaches just as beach season begins. Clik on the headline for rest of text. |
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