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Northshore October 2025
When Yocilin Solis was a little girl, she was very taken with the big, yellow house that was home to Girls Inc. in Lynn. She'd ride by on her way to church and imagine what it was like inside. Then, as a high school junior, she got an internship teaching marine science with the organization, and had her chance to experience the house in person. "The moment I walked through the doors it was better than I imagined," Solis told a crowd of more than 550 people gathered for the 35th annual Girl's Inc. of Boston and Lynn celebration luncheon at the Hilton DoubleTree in Danvers last month. Since then, she added, "At Girls Inc., my voice has been
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