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In Driveway of Maria Weston Chapman School( former WNHS)   East Weymouth, Massachusetts

Coming down from Legion field to Jackson square the cruiser always waits in the last school driveway and pulls over 3-4 cars per afternoon. When you pass Fisk Ave. slow down or they get you as soon as you get in front of the school.

Apr 29, 2010   Massachusetts   0 comments

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