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Group distributes baby safe haven signs after newborn found in Dorchester trash can Marie Szaniszlo © Provided by Boston Herald WOBURN, MA - MARCH 4, 2021: Mackenzie Lee Clement of Baby Safe Haven New England outside her home in Woburn, Massachusetts. (Staff photo by Nicolaus Czarnecki/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald) A Marlboro-based group is supplying all fire stations and hospitals near the Lower Mills section of Dorchester with bright yellow signs identifying them as “baby safe havens” one week after a newborn was found alive there in a trash can. “Because I’m a young woman and sympathize with other young women who are struggling, I want them to have access to information to make the right decision in a case like this,” said Mackenzie Lee Clement, 19, of Woburn, a spokeswoman for Baby Safe Haven New England. “If I was in a crisis, I would want someone to do the same for me.”

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