BROCKTON, Mass. - (01/16/06) HarborOne CU said Friday it hasagreed to donate $50,000 over the next five years to the BrocktonNeighborhood Health Center towards the construction of new clinicin the downtown. The new 58,000 square-foot facility will combinethree leased sites within the city for the clinic. The clinicprovides medical and dental care for low-income residents of thearea, mostly minorities.
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