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Mirabella Pool Registration Begins May 16, 2012

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Mirabella Pool at Sunrise

 

Mirabella Pool 2012 Registration – Sign-ups begin Wednesday, May 16, 2012 at the Nazzaro Center

Early Bird Special – Sign up at the Nazzaro Center before the pool opens and deduct $5 from the Adult & Young Adult rate

Tentative opening date is June 23, closing on September 3

Questions? Call the Nazzaro Center at 617-635-5166

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One Reply to “Mirabella Pool Registration Begins May 16, 2012”

  1. lost parking for residents (fulton st) ridiculous….no taxis on Hanover street- great idea; the neighborhood is walkable; deliveries certain hours only morning only and reserved place for this in morning only… Seriously, so much of these changes smack of favoring business over residential like the old West-end changes. Let's not make the same mistake again. That time generations of families were misplaced. Lets not gentrify the northend any more.

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