BostonNOW: Brighton welcomes new teen center - Sports, cooking ... and video games
Officials at the Oak Square YMCA last week cut the ribbon on Brighton's newest teen center.
Greater Boston YMCA Executive Director Jack Fucci called the summer program at the Brighton Y "one of the most progressive youth programs in Boston."
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