About 150 parents and their children gathered at the Improv to eat pizza and to take photographs with the governor.
North End Against Drugs sponsored the occasion.
The governor then went to the Café Grafiti on a campaign stop and then wound his way up a packed Hanover Street shaking hands and stopping for conversation.
Walking with the governor on Hanover Street was the North End’s Representative Aaron Michlewitz and Senator Anthony Petruccelli.
Also greeting the governor at the Improv were community organizer John Romano and Regional Review editor at large Phil Orlandella.
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