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Neighborhood Photo: Always Beautiful Christopher Columbus Park

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Dr. Joseph Mendola shares this photo from, as he calls it, the “always beautiful Christopher Columbus Park.”

What’s that sign on the tree you ask? The North End Girl Scouts Troop #72158 have been studying trees and created a hug-a-tree-project to support the Friends of Christopher Columbus Park and the trees. Read more here.

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