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Photo Gallery: Hurley School's Club TropiCaliente

School benefit featured live Latin music, Spanish-Caribbean inspired food and a silent auction.

Courtney Sacco, Neighbor
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On Friday, the Benjamin Franklin Institute for Technology was transformed into a tropical paradise for the Hurley Elementary School's annual fundraiser. The event, dubbed Club ¡TropiCaliente!, featured live Latin music by Grupo Fantasia, Spanish-Caribbean inspired food, an open bar and a silent auction.

The evening was put together by the Neighborhood Parents for the Hurley School and sponsored by many local businesses. 

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