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« Upton firefighter honored in the Big Apple | Main | Smoking tape in Regis battle? » Thursday, October 19, 2006Contract awarded for Medfield senior centerMEDFIELD Braintree-based Northeast Interiors has won the $2.6 million contract to build the town's first senior center. Plans for the Adult Community Center call for an 8,000 square-foot building resembling a barn on a vacant piece of land off of West Mill Street between Adams and Harding streets. A new street, which will be named Icehouse Road will be built with a railroad crossing to access the site. The building will allow seniors to move out from a single room in the Pfaff Center, which hosts space for a variety of community groups. Construction is expected to require about one year to complete. -- Charlie Russo Posted by the Boston Globe City & Region Desk at 06:09 PM
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