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De-Clutter with Cheryl Russo

Posted on Author Jennifer HawesComments Off on De-Clutter with Cheryl Russo

Are you drowning in STUFF? Then it’s time for some spring cleaning! Learn how to de-clutter, de-stress, and embrace more space with Professional Organizer Cheryl Russo, who will give you valuable tools and tips to clear away both physical and mental clutter. No registration required. Event takes place at the North End Branch Library, 25 Parmenter St, Boston MA 02113 on Wednesday, June 21 @ 6:30 – 7:30 p.m. Call 617-227-8135 for more info. Submitted by Jennifer Hawes / Branch Librarian

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Posted on Author Amanda Stoll

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Eliot School Evening for Education at Vinoteca di Monica

Posted on Author Eliot K-8 School

You are cordially invited to  “An Evening for Education” at Vinoteca di Monica to Benefit the Eliot K- 8 School Tuesday, November 10th 6pm-10pm Please join us for this fabulous community event to celebrate the recent successes of the Eliot K-8 Innovation School and build for our future. Hosted by Governing Board Co-Chair and Chef, Jorge Mendoza, and the Mendoza Read More…
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Holiday Appeal for ABCD North End / West End Neighborhood Service Center

Posted on Author Matt Conti

A message from the ABCD NE/WE NSC: Happy holidays!  Many of the 2,400 clients we serve a year in the North End, West End, and surrounding neighborhoods are immigrants, elderly, non-English speaking, homebound, disabled, and alone.  They are the “hidden poor” and without the NE/WE NSC, would have been forced out long ago by gentrification, Read More…