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City Announces Completion of Boston's First Wireless Pilot
Boston's wireless initiative is now delivering high-speed service to one of Boston's most underserved neighborhoods.
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Free Electronics Recycling Event
Mayor Thomas M. Menino and the University of Massachusetts at Boston invite you to create a greener Boston by recycling your electronic waste (televisions, computers, printers, etc.) at one of two FREE recycling events in Boston.
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City's Neighborhood Services Coordinators to Hold Office Hours in Community
The new schedule allows more residents to meet and have individual time with their coordinators.
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Worried About Paying Your Mortgage?
The foreclosure rate in Boston, which had been steadily declining for a number of years, has begun to rise again. The City has initiated measures to help homeowners who may be in danger of foreclosure.
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ENERGY STAR Change a Light Pledge
National challenge to encourage every American to help change the world, one light - one energy-saving step - at a time. You can show your commitment by pledging to replace at least one light in your home with one that has earned the ENERGY STAR.
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