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Hobbs Brook Management Receives ‘Good Apple’ Award

Apr 19, 2011 | Reprints | Unlock Link | Print

Front Row - Jason Williams, Glendale Package Store, Waltham; Michael Cantalupa, Boston Properties; Keith Gilbert, Park Lodge Hotel Group; Waltham Second Row – Tom Dusel, Hobbs Brook Management; Kelly Cronin and Connie Braceland, Watertown Savings Bank Waltham-based Hobbs Brook Management is the recipient of the Waltham Education and Beyond Foundation’s (WEBF) Appreciation and Praise for Preparing our Learners for Education (Apple) excellence award.

The nonprofit organization, which is dedicated to building excellence in education for Waltham public school students, gave Hobbs Brook Management the award for a difference in Waltham’s educational goals, according to a statement. The company has been a steady supporter of the WEBF since its inception with regular donations of funds and resources.

"We are incredibly grateful to the local businesses that make it a point of supporting education in Waltham," said Deb Marcou, vice president of the WEBF. "Without their continued generosity, we would not be able to implement the programs that continue to enrich our student’s learning."

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