BRIEF: Quincy to hold workshop for victims of storms
Patriot Ledger, The (Quincy, MA)
March 10--QUINCY -- Mayor Tom Koch will host a workshop for residents affected by recent flooding and other storm damage at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Atherton Hough School, 1084 Sea St., in Houghs Neck. Several city agencies and partners will be available to provide individual assistance and information on topics including insurance, short and long-term housing assistance, home repair assistance, seawall repairs and permitting applications.
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