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North End Against Drugs Elects New Officers for 2020-2021

Posted on Author John RomanoComments Off on North End Against Drugs Elects New Officers for 2020-2021

North End Against Drugs (NEAD) Board of Director’s elected its slate of officers for the upcoming year at their annual meeting on September 8, 2020. The new officers are:

President: John Pregmon
Vice President: Steven Siciliano
Clerk: Maria Lanza
Treasurer: Ann Fitzgerald
President Emeritus: John Romano

The new officers look forward to working with the community over the next year to provide programming, events, and education as the organization has for the last 30 plus years. The group continues to have virtual monthly meetings during COVID-19.

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Nazzaro-NEAD Award 2012 Scholarships and Hold Year-End Music Concert

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