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Max Read Field

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540 Pleasant St
Pawtucket, RI 02860
+1 (401) 728-0500
http://www.pawtucketri.com

Max Reed Field in Pawtucket, RI is a vibrant and evolving city that offers a wide range of amenities and activities for residents and visitors alike. With a rich history as the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution, Pawtucket is now transforming into Rhode Island's premier arts and cultural destination. From its well-maintained parks and recreational facilities to its diverse range of programs and events, including sports lessons, concerts, and festivals, Max Reed Field provides a dynamic and engaging environment for individuals and families to live, work, and play.

Under the leadership of Mayor Donald R. Grebien, Max Reed Field is committed to fostering a thriving community that is ideal for starting a business and raising a family. With its convenient location and dedication to preserving its heritage while embracing innovation, Max Reed Field is poised to become a top choice for those seeking a vibrant and fulfilling lifestyle in Rhode Island.

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