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ALT Photo of dignitaries breaking ground on the new building.
ALT Photo of dignitaries breaking ground on the new building.
ALT Photo of dignitaries breaking ground on the new building.
ALT Photo of Chief Sheila Dillon speaking at the Groundbreaking for 41 LaGrange Street.
ALT LG Driscoll and others at groundbreaking.
ALT LG Driscoll and others at groundbreaking.
ALT Photo of the Mayor’s Office of Housing , Cardinal Seán O’Malley, Secretary of Housing Edward Augustus, the Planning Office for Urban Affairs (POUA), the Caribbean Integration Community Development (CICD), Mass Housing and local elected officials for the celebrating grand opening of Morton Station Village with a ribbon cutting.
ALT Image of Mary Wambui smiling between Clean Water Action staff over a purple background. Text reads: Why we need a Zero Carbon Renovation Fund, with Mary Wambui.
ALT Mary Wambui is pictured beside a blue text bubble. The text reads: To get to our climate goals in Massachusetts, we have to do something radical about reducing carbon emissions affordably and for all in existing buildings. Retrofits require sizable upfront capital expenditures, and that is why Massachusetts needs a Zero Carbon Renovation Fund.
ALT A photo of the Morton Village facade during window installation this week.
ALT One of the ADA compliant kitchens at Morton Village.
ALT An ADA compliant bathroom at Morton Village photo.
ALT A photo of Morton Village under construction last August.
