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North End Rehab Supports Local Businesses With Masks

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North End Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center on Fulton Street made up face masks for neighborhood businesses and went around town to hand them out. Karen Halloran shares these “masked up” shots from the community.

Louis and Laura at Caffe Paradiso: http://www.caffeparadisoboston.com/
Boston Fire – Ladder 1 Engine 8 on Hanover Street
Sebastian at Limoncello Ristorante: http://www.ristorantelimoncello.com/
Victor and Joey at Salumeria Italiana: https://salumeriaitaliana.com/
Caffe Dello Sport: https://www.caffedellosport.net/
Joe at Century Bank – https://www.centurybank.com/
Michael, Carlos and Victor at The Daily Catch: https://www.facebook.com/TheDailyCatchNorthEnd/
Patient at North End Waterfront Health – https://newhealthcenter.org/
Modern Pastry: https://www.modernpastry.com/

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2 Replies to “North End Rehab Supports Local Businesses With Masks”

    1. CM , agree . It’s inexcusable not to wear one. If everyone had complied early enough we would have had the virus under control like other countries. I worry now that when the students get here and the parties begin were going to see surges like we had in April and may. 😷

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