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Opinion

By Phil Orlandella

Help Keep the Community Clean and Healthier

Now that the City of Boston has started mechanical street cleaning in the North End, residents, landlords and the business community should pitch in and clean the curb area in front of their place of business or homes.

Lending a hand will help make a noticeable difference in the neighborhood, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.

It will only take 10 minutes to get the job done, resulting in a cleaner and healthier community.

North End Regional Review Staff

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