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District 1 City Council Candidate John Ribeiro, Jr. Visits Villa Michelangelo

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City Council Candidate for District 1 John Ribeiro Jr. makes a visit to the Villa Michelangelo Adult Center in North End on Charter Street. He is pictured with the lovely ladies of the Adult Center where he explained how his Family Court Program will address elderly and grandchildren issues. For more information, see www.johnribeiroforcitycoucil.com.

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