Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Court
assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:
SECTION 1. The bridge on Mill street spanning the railroad tracks in
the town of Natick shall be designated and known as the Vice President Henry
Wilson Memorial Bridge, in honor of Henry Wilson who served as Vice President of
the United States in the administration of President Grant. The department of
highways shall erect suitable markers bearing the designation in compliance with
the standards of the department.
SECTION 2. The bridge on Tileston street spanning the railroad tracks
in the city of Everett shall be designated and known as the Private First Class
Patrick Moreschi Memorial Bridge, in honor of Private First Class Patrick
Moreschi, a recipient of the Distinguished Service Cross for valor in World War
II. The department of highways shall erect suitable markers bearing the
designation in compliance with the standards of the department.
SECTION 3. The bridge on Milliken boulevard spanning interstate
highway route 195 in the city of Fall River shall be designated and known as the
Detective Richard G. Magan Memorial Bridge, in honor of police officer Richard
G. Magan. The department of highways shall erect suitable markers bearing the
designation in compliance with the standards of the department.
SECTION 4. The bridge on state highway route 32 spanning the Ware
river in the town of Hardwick shall be designated and known as the Stanley J.
Nurek Memorial Bridge, in honor of Stanley J. Nurek, who ably served the town in
different capacities for many years. The department of highways shall erect
suitable markers bearing the designation in compliance with the standards of the
department.
SECTION 5. That portion of state highway route 1 within the town of
Foxborough shall be designated and known as the Home of the New England
Patriots, Super Bowl XXXVI Champions. The department of highways shall erect and
maintain suitable markers bearing the designation in compliance with the
standards of the department and as authorized by the federal highway
administration.
SECTION 6. Section 63 of chapter 273 of the acts of 1994 is hereby
repealed.
Approved May 3, 2002.