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Neighborhood Photo: Italian Bench on Endicott Street

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Residents on Endicott took time to paint a bench in Italian colors. Photo by Phil Orlandella.

 

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2 Replies to “Neighborhood Photo: Italian Bench on Endicott Street”

  1. Great job whoever did it, but it would look even better without the garbage around it! Some people just don’t care about having nice things done in the neighborhood.

  2. Dario Spagnuolo painted the Italian Bench for his Grandmother Josie. The Spagnuolo’s keep the front of their building very clean only to have The Neighbors and tourist use it for a dumping ground, Oh and the smoking section Sad but True!

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