FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

$10,500 AWARDED TO LOCAL SCHOOLS

BY MEADOW GLEN MALL

Medford, MA – April 2, 2007 – Meadow Glen Mall will be awarding a total of $10,500 in cash to local schools through School Bucks, a program promoting education in local area schools.

Between August and March, shoppers presented receipts at Customer Service to “get points” for their school. Turning in receipts right up to the very end, School Bucks proved to be a healthy competition between local schools vying for the first place cash prize of $5,000!

The schools were ranked according to the total number of points-per-students that they accumulated throughout the program. The top 5 schools will be receiving cash prizes:

Winners

1^st – McGlynn Elementary - $5,000

2^nd – Brooks Elementary - $2,500

3^rd – St. Raphael’s Elementary - $1,500

4^th – Roberts Elementary - $1,000

5^th – St. Francis of Assisi - $500

In light of recent budget challenges for area schools, these funds can be used for anything from new playground equipment, to computers, or even as means to implement new programs.

The Awards Ceremony will be held for the winners at Meadow Glen Mall on Monday, April 9 at 3:30 pm in Center Court of the Mall.

For more information on how your school can benefit from this program, as well as a full list of rules & regulations, please contact Kristy Rosnick at rosnickk@urbanretail.com or 781-395-1010 ext. 222.

About Meadow Glen Mall

Meadow Glen Mall is anchored by Kohl’s and Marshalls and is located at 3850 Mystic Valley Parkway. It also features over 50 specialty shops and restaurants. For more information about Meadow Glen Mall, including extended holiday hours, please contact Customer Service at (781) 395-6710 or visit online at www.MeadowGlen.com.

Meadow Glen Mall is owned by S.R. Weiner and Associates, Inc. of Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts and is managed by Urban Retail Properties Co., headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. Urban Retail Properties Co. is the nation's leading third-party real estate manager, managing 40 million square feet of space in 20 states and the District of Columbia.

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