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2. Worcester Academy - Wikipedia

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   Robert Goldwyn, 1948, surgeon and health care advocate; Kaz Grala, 2017, stock car racing driver; Gilbert Hovey Grosvenor 1893, founder and first editor of National Geographic magazine; Herman Gundlach 1931, Harvard football captain, Boston Braves lineman, NFL; Bruno Haas 1915, Philadelphia Athletics pitcher and NFL player

3. Tufts Children's Hospital - Wikipedia

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   Tufts Children's Hospital had Specialty Centers in Woburn, Chelmsford, Westford and Lawrence provided sub-specialist care for children on an outpatient basis. Along with the New England Quality Care Alliance (NEQCA), a 1,600-physician network, who provide care to patients throughout eastern Massachusetts. NEQCA's primary care physicians care ...

4. Seven Hills School - Wikipedia

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   The Seven Hills Stingers are a member of the Miami Valley Conference, which is part of the Ohio High School Athletic Association.Seven Hills has a combined total of ninety-seven teams playing soccer, basketball, baseball, softball, track and field, volleyball, tennis, cross country running, golf, gymnastics, cheerleading, lacrosse, swimming, diving, and squash.

5. Seven hills - Wikipedia

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   Seven Hills, a neighborhood in Aurora, Colorado, US; Seven Hills Ski Park, also known as Point Woronzof Park, Alaska, US; A nickname of Lynchburg, Virginia. Other uses

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7. List of cities claimed to be built on seven hills - Wikipedia

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   Nijmegen, Netherlands – Seven hills within the 16c–19c city wall: Geertruidsberg, Hofberg , Lindenberg, Jansberg, Hundisberg, Hessenberg and a) Marienberg [38] or b) Hoofdberg. [39] Nitra, Slovakia; Plovdiv, Bulgaria – Was originally built on seven hills but now only has six due to one being destroyed in the early 20th century (Markovo tepe)