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North End Water & Sewerage Works November 2016 Update

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Phase 2 of the North End Water & Sewer Project is underway. Here is the latest update from Boston Water & Sewer Commission, including contact information and scheduling for the upcoming month of construction work. For November 2016, a new 12″ sewer main will be installed at North Square including the temporary removal of some cobblestones. The second page shows upcoming work and impacted streets that will continue for the next couple of years.

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