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Lenox Restaurant Week debuts with special prix fixe menus
LENOX, Mass. (WWLP) – The Lenox Chamber of Commerce has announced the town’s inaugural Lenox Restaurant Week. The eight-day dining event will showcase local culinary talent across the Berkshire community from November 1 through November 8. Participating eateries throughout Lenox will offer special prix fixe menus during their normal dinner service.
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Celebrity-backed bagel chain to open first Western Mass. location
PopUp Bagels is expanding its Massachusetts footprint, gearing up to open its first western location in Hadley this fall. The new shop will be located at 7 South Maple St., Suite 20, bringing the brand's signature hot bagels to the Mountain Farms development following the success of its Boston-area locations, the company said in a press release.
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Breakfast, side order of hugs at Charlton diner Dad's, closing Nov. 8
CHARLTON – For Anne Cote, Dad's Restaurant along Route 20 has not just been her livelihood. It's where she met her husband, Jeff, who once came in as a customer; it's where her son did dishes on a milk crate when he was 3; it's where regular customers know the diner's staff by name and the other way around. Dad's Restaurant is also where Cote shared a kitchen with her father, who started the diner in 1993, and she kept it going until the going was good. On Nov. 8, the 33-year-run for the beloved diner will come to an end, as Cote has decided to permanently close . "Between COVID-19, construction and my health, it's just time to go," said Cote, 60. "It's a little scary because this is all I've known. "For 33 years I've been here every day." Those 33 years started in 1993 inside the yellow cottage along Route 20, also known as Worcester Road, where Cote and her father, Donald Alyre Daigle, decided to make a new start for themselves. He left a three-decade trade as a meat cutter, she left a position at a security company. The name of the business was both a
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Holyoke Planning Board Sets Hearing on Walmart Proposal for Former Kmart
HOLYOKE — The city’s Planning Board will hold a public hearing Tuesday, November 10, at 5:30 p.m. to review the site plan for a 184,900-square-foot Walmart Supercenter to be located at the former Kmart site at 2201 Northampton Street. The meeting will be conducted via Zoom.com. The ID...
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Mr. Ken’s Homemade, the answer to perfect hostess gifts
Holiday season is fast approaching. Invitations will be arriving soon. Always good to have a few hostess gifts on hand and there’s no better, more convenient place to fulfill that need than Mr. Ken’s Homemade shop at 560 Salmon Brook Street, north of Granby center. This is Ken...
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Drop Everything And Drive To This Legendary Seafood Restaurant That All Of Connecticut Loves
Somewhere along the New London waterfront, there’s a lobster roll that has quietly ruined people for every other lobster roll they’ll ever eat, and it lives at Captain Scott’s Lobster Dock. That’s not a warning, exactly, but it is something you should know going in. Connecticut...
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Dad's Restaurant in Charlton will soon serve its last meal
CHARLTON – Dad's Restaurant, a Route 20 gathering spot since 1993, will close for good in November. "After 33 incredible years, it’s with very heavy hearts that we announce that Dad’s Restaurant will be closing our doors on November 8th," the restaurant posted on social media the afternoon of Thursday, Oct. 29. The yellow-sided cottage has been run for years by Anne Cote , whose father, Donald Alyre Daigle, started the business after many years as a meat-cutter. "It’s time for us to close this chapter and for Anne to get some well-deserved rest, relaxation and laughter while spending some time with her son," the social media post reads. More: Love for Dad's: Community rallies to support Charlton restaurant hurt by road construction This article originally appeared on Telegram & Gazette: Dad's Restaurant in Charlton will soon serve its last meal