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2 Watertown Students Graduate from Eastern Nazarene College

By Guest Writer | June 13, 2016

Two Watertown residents graduated from Eastern Nazarene College recently, receiving a diploma during ENC’s 94th spring commencement exercises held May 7 at the college’s main campus in Quincy, Mass. Nicole Greer graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree. Heather Morely graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree.

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