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Urban College of Boston to honor civic benefactor William Kennedy at its commencement rites in May

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Reporter StaffDorchester’s William F. Kennedy, co-chair of the public policy and government affairs division at the law firm Nutter McClennen & Fish, will be honored during the Urban College of Boston’s commencement on May 31 with the prestigious Robert M. Coard Leadership Award for his significant, and longtime, philanthropic endeavors. Kennedy’s generous work and contributions have benefited a wide array of community and educational efforts, i…

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Urban College of Boston to honor civic benefactor William Kennedy at its commencement rites in May

Reporter StaffDorchester’s William F. Kennedy, co-chair of the public policy and government affairs division at the law firm Nutter McClennen & Fish, will be honored during the Urban College of Boston’s commencement on May 31 with the prestigious Robert M. Coard Leadership Award for his significant, and longtime, philanthropic endeavors. Kennedy’s generous work and contributions have benefited a wide array of community and educational efforts, i…

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