Bottom Line, the non-profit helping low-income students earn a college degree, held a successful fundraiser this week at Antico Forno in Boston’s North End. Hosted by North End native and restauranteur, Carla Agrippino-Gomes, the effort was headlined by Lt. Govenor Karyn Polito. Find out more about Bottom Line at their website.
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