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Needham's 4th of July Celebration 2010 Business Sponsors


Roche Brothers / Sudbury Farms

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Needham Bank

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Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital

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Dedham Savings

Needham Assoc of Fire Local 1706

Needham Womens Club

North Hill

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Hillcrest Gardens, Inc.           Louise Condon Realty

Needham Collision       Middlesex Bank

Page & Lugton Insurance Agency, Inc.

J.C. Timmerman, Inc.    Copley Motors

Mighty Subs

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Needham Business Association

Needham Oil

Vita Needle

Delaney Associates

Volante Farms Inc.

Family Federal Savings

Sciarrata & Doucette Ins. Agency


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Newton Street Garage

Algonquin Industrial Realty, Inc.

Plumbing Solutions, Inc.

Bird's Hill Pharmacy

Taylor's Stationery

Cleaves Company

The Healy Law Firm

James Devaney Fuel Co., Inc.

Thomas Analetto, DMD

MacFarlane Energy

Tollins Window & Floor Cleaning Co.

Needham Garden Center

Town House of Pizza


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The Needham Exchange Club is proud to bring you Needham’s 4th of July celebration from fireworks to parade and everything in between. It is our signature activity.

The celebration is planned, coordinated and carried out by the dedicated members of the Needham Exchange Club.
  • We receive the help of family and friends and business sponsors!
  • No town governmental funds are used - the entire 4th of July celebration is 100% funded by private donations.
We thank the people and businesses of Needham that have shown us through their generosity that they value this hometown tradition.
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