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Acton Toyota Donates Vehicle To Nashoba Tech Auto Technology

Acton Toyota recently donated a 2008 Toyota Sienna minivan to the automotive technology program and Nashoba Valley Technical High School in Westford, MA.

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screen-shot-2016-11-07-at-8-41-10-amActon Toyota recently donated a 2008 Toyota Sienna minivan to the automotive technology program and Nashoba Valley Technical High School in Westford, MA.

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From an article on the Wicked Local Needham website:

Acton Toyota recently donated a 2008 Toyota Sienna minivan to the Automotive Technology program at Nashoba Valley Technical High School.

Mark Bentley, shop foreman for Acton Toyota, and advisory council member for the Automotive Technology program, said he heard at a recent meeting that there was a dire need for fairly new vehicles to be used to train students.

Richard Karamanian, one of the instructors of Nashoba Tech’s Automotive technology program, said the program is required by industry organizations to have donated vehicles.

Click HERE to read the entire article about Nashoba Tech’s Automotive technology program on the Wicked Local Needham website.

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