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Daniel Sheehan, Reporter Staff
Demolition crews are making quick work this week knocking down and removing the old Science Center and substructure, above, on the UMass Boston campus as part of a $137-million project that will include additional open space, a complex of walking paths, and the creation of completely “green quad” including a slope that will run up to a flat plaza. The renovation will also establish a new parking lot to replace campus parking from the Bayside Lot, which will enable the development there of the waterfront site now dubbed Dorchester Bay City. Images courtesy UMass Boston
GVR Computer Club sees benefits of Zoom, fewer takers | Local News Stories
News Highlights: GVR Computer Club sees benefits of Zoom, fewer takers | Local News Stories.
GVR Computer Club members may have been better prepared for the shift to virtual meetings and classes as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic than others.
Club members are tech-savvy, which helped when they moved meetings and classes to Zoom.
The club reopened on November 30 and continues to focus on Zoom. They are trying to engage more of their members online.
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Club president Mike Kearns said Zoom meetings have been great, and he sees it continue even as the pandemic ends.