Joining Wentworth Institute of Technology (WIT) students in cleaning Station Road during the Boston Shines cleanup April 28 are: Mission Hill Neighborhood Housing Services (NHS) board member Shynnah Mongue (left); NHS Executive Director Jim Hoffman (fourth from right); WIT’s Courtney Wright (third from right); and Sandy Pascal, WIT’s assistant vice president for community relations (second from right). NHS led a team of 56 volunteers from WIT, Mass. College of Pharmacy, the Mayor’s Youth Council, Sociedad Latina and Children’s Hospital Boston. (Courtesy Photo)
- 14 years ago
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