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Mayor Menino is a Regular at “My Cousin’s Place”

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Mayor Thomas M. Menino (center) at “My Cousin’s Place” with co-owners Ralph Verrocchi (left) and Daniel D’Elia.

Everyone knows that Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino is a frequent customer at several North End establishments and recent sightings imply he has now become a regular at “My Cousin’s Place,” the recently opened coffee shop at 396 Hanover Street. Cousins Ralph and Daniel share this photo from Friday when the Mayor posed with the owners.

“If we are good enough for the Mayor, we are good enough for everyone!” says co-owner Ralph Verrocchi.

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