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Chris Kisiel grew up in Woburn. He went to high school in Woburn and eventually bought a home and started a photography studio in the small city just 10 miles north of Boston. He is a longtime member of the school committee and now leads the Woburn Chamber of Commerce as executive director.  “It’s a great place to live,” Kisiel says, noting how many of the city’s teachers, police officers, fire fighters, and officials—including the mayor—are also Woburn natives. “There’s a lot of people who stick around, which tells you something.” Woburn Town Hall has classical design elements such as Corinthian columns. That
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