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Mayor Michelle Wu recently recognized 30 cherished businesses during the annual Legacy Business Awards ceremony. This prestigious event highlighted the invaluable contributions of local establishments, ranging from family-run restaurants to essential neighborhood dry cleaners and pharmacies.
These businesses have not only survived the challenges posed by the pandemic but have also played a vital role in fostering community spirit and supporting local economies. The awards aim to honor those who have demonstrated resilience, dedication, and a commitment to serving their neighborhoods over the years.
Among the winners, several long-standing restaurants were celebrated for their culinary traditions, while local pharmacies and dry cleaners were acknowledged for their unwavering service and support to residents. Mayor Wu expressed gratitude for these businesses, emphasizing their importance in maintaining the unique character and vibrancy of Boston’s diverse neighborhoods. The Legacy Business Awards serve as a reminder of the profound impact that small businesses have on community cohesion and local culture.
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