Annual Report 1988
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Winthrop Square twenty six "East Boston, hemmed in by Logan Airport, Boston Harbor, and oil tank farms, is in special need of the calm greenery offered by Boston 's parklands.
For years, the 12 parks in East Boston were allowed to decay, but thanks to a Flynn adminis- tration initiative and prodding by residents, they are on their way back. . . the overall improve- ments are striking." Boston Globe Editorial, August 18, 1988 JAMES E. WALSH Regional Administrator James Walsh (Right) at an Easter...n Massachusetts Senior Little League game at East Boston Stadium, July, 1988.
Cupping Boston's waterfront and downtown area, this diverse region deals with heavy congestion from the airport traffic, commuters, tourists, and shoppers. Last year, long time residents came together with new- comers in Charlestown, Beacon Hill, East Boston, and North End parks to work toward the mutual goal of improving its 36 parks.
Thirteen Park Partners in Region III worked closely with the Parks Department to provide supplemental maintenance, beautification, and programming for their local parks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Winthrop Square twenty six "East Boston, hemmed in by Logan Airport, Boston Harbor, and oil tank farms, is in special need of the calm greenery offered by Boston 's parklands.
For years, the 12 parks in East Boston were allowed to decay, but thanks to a Flynn adminis- tration initiative and prodding by residents, they are on their way back. . . the overall improve- ments are striking." Boston Globe Editorial, August 18, 1988 JAMES E. WALSH Regional Administrator James Walsh (Right) at an Easter...n Massachusetts Senior Little League game at East Boston Stadium, July, 1988.
Cupping Boston's waterfront and downtown area, this diverse region deals with heavy congestion from the airport traffic, commuters, tourists, and shoppers. Last year, long time residents came together with new- comers in Charlestown, Beacon Hill, East Boston, and North End parks to work toward the mutual goal of improving its 36 parks.
Thirteen Park Partners in Region III worked closely with the Parks Department to provide supplemental maintenance, beautification, and programming for their local parks.
What to read after Annual Report 1988?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boston (Mass.). Parks And Recreation Dept to read onlineMoreLess
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