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MassLive.com
Co-founder of legendary Boston-area music venue dies
Joseph Sater, co-founder and former manager of the Middle East Restaurant & Nightclub in Cambridge, has died. Sater died Monday at his home in Hollywood, Florida, the family’s publicist, Clay Fernald, confirmed to MassLive on Thursday. He was 73. Slater’s family believes he died of a heart attack, but...
rock929rocks.com
Things To Do in Boston This Weekend: March 6-March 8
Boston will reach a perfect pitch with a full catalog of music, comedy, and cultural events this weekend. Experience one-of-a-kind live moments featuring nostalgic lighting at Candlelight: Coldplay X Imagine Dragons, comedic relief at ISMO: Perseverance Tour, and good music at First Fridays: R&B Night with SILK. With family-friendly outings, iconic markets, and lively weeknight performances, the city will be buzzing throughout the day and into the evening.
theweektoday.com
Dartmouth Middle School goes 'under the sea'
Ariel (Layla Ruiz) inspects a 'dinglehopper.' Photos by Kat Sheridan. The main cast of The Little Mermaid, Jr. Ursula (Lauren Rose-Wells) with her eels Flotsam and Jetsam (Gracie Rezendes and Isabella Silva.) Grimsby (Hudson Igisomar), Prince Eric (Julian Lazaro) and Scuttle (Nyah Suarez) pose onstage. Sebastian (Nicolas Faria,) Ariel (Layla...
fun107.com
I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream...nachos?!
It may sound unusual, but it’s actually delicious. Well, you can now order some of your own at Acushnet Creamery. Ice Cream Nachos, a brand new item to hit the menu at Acushnet Creamery, has just about everything you'd want in a delicious dessert, including homemade waffle "chips" made from waffle cones.
hot969boston.com
Stats Bar & Grille To Shut Down March 29, Hints at Return
A South Boston sports bar staple is about to shutter its doors later this month in preparation for a new dining and entertainment hub. In an Instagram post on Monday, March 2, Stats Bar & Grille announced it will close on Sunday, March 29, after 16 years of operations. “As...
The Standard-Times
Dairy Maid, Turk's back this week. New Bedford-area seasonal openings.
With snow still on the ground, it might not feel like it, but spring is right around the corner. And as the days slowly get longer, your favorite seasonal spots are starting to make their much-anticipated return. It is that exciting time of year when ice cream shops fire up their machines to turn out delicious frozen treats, and seafood favorites heat up the fryers in preparation for the season ahead. Before you know it, Greater New Bedford will be filled with the unmistakable scents of summer, as fresh waffle cones and sizzling fried clams signal that warmer days are on the way. So grab a cone or a cup, order a perfectly fried fish and chips, and celebrate the season at these Greater New Bedford spots: Turk's Seafood Address: 83 Marion Road, Mattapoisett Opening day: Friday, March 6 Hours: noon to 8:30 p.m. Sundays; 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday; and 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. A family business for over 40 years. Turk’s Seafood is a seasonal restaurant, fish market, and sushi bar all in one. They offer daily specials depending on what has been freshly caught each day, an extensive sushi
spoonuniversity.com
Boston Cream Party: History of an Iconic City’s Most Iconic Doughnut
This article is written by a student writer from the Spoon University at BU chapter and does not reflect the views of Spoon University. If you have ever heard anything about New England, then you know we have a lot of niches– clam chowder, lobsta’ rolls– and if you head into Massachusetts, you’ll find the Boston Cream Doughnut. Derived from an equally delicious yet lesser known Boston Cream Pie, this doughnut represents what Americans might do best: creativity and crazy food.
The Standard-Times
Spring is almost here, bringing food and festivals to New Bedford area
It’s hard to believe with all the snow piled outside, but spring really is right around the corner. In just a few weeks, we’ll “spring ahead” on Sunday, March 8, shifting the clocks forward and bringing later sunsets and more evening light. After a historic season of relentless snow and bitter cold, the promise of longer days feels like a much-needed reward. With weekend snowfall becoming the norm and frigid temperatures causing endless cancellations, cabin fever has set in. As winter will soon give way to spring, there’s so much to look forward to with Greater New Bedford events and warmer weather on the way. After you brush off your snow boots and get cozy, here are some local events to help fill your calendar: New Bedford Food Truck & Craft Beer Festival Saturday, May 2: Get ready for a culinary explosion from noon to 5 p.m. with over 30 local food trucks bringing their tasty cuisine to Fort Taber. The family-friendly event will have delicious craft beer, tantalizing food, family games, and live music. Tickets are $5 presale and $10 at the door at 1000 S Rodney French Blvd., New Bedford. For more information and to buy tickets, visit
hulltimes.com
Celebrate International Women’s Day, support Hull PorchFest this weekend with Rosie’s Rock Fest
International Women’s Day is this Sunday, and the lady rockers of Hull and surrounding towns are kicking it off Saturday night from 7 p.m. to midnight with the Second Annual Rosie’s Rock Fest, an evening of music and community that’s sure to be a great time for a great cause.
universalhub.com
More restaurants, cafes get alcohol licenses
The Boston Licensing Board today issued 12 new "neighborhood" alcohol licenses as part of the 225 total licenses the state legislature gave the city to dole out starting in 2024 - and one similar license from a batch granted the city in 2006. The goal of the new licenses is...
The Enterprise
Bridgewater coffee shop to expand to second location inside YMCA
The Boundless Bean knows no bounds. The Bridgewater-based coffee shop is set to shortly expand operations to a second location. The new spot will open at the Old Colony YMCA's East Bridgewater branch "in early spring," according to a joint press release put out by the YMCA and the Boundless Bean. The Boundless Bean is unique in its mission. Founded by Elena Hogan, a licensed occupational therapist, and her husband, Tommy Hogan, the mission-driven coffee shop reserves a minimum of 25% of its shifts for "individuals with differing abilities, who have had difficulty, or would likely have difficulty both obtaining and maintaining employment in a traditional work setting." Community building: How the Old Colony YMCA's unique services help Brockton families Their Bridgewater location, situated at 10 Summer St., offers all the standard coffee shop flair. There are seasonal beverages like chocolate-covered strawberry lattes in February and some green-themed St. Patty's Day options this month. There are sandwiches and cakepops, and on Tuesdays, the shop runs a $2 turnover special. In just under three years of business, the Boundless Bean has cemented itself as a mainstay in the Bridgewater community. Now, in partnering with the YMCA, it aims to expand that
Taunton Daily Gazette
Taste of Greater Taunton returns March 24 with local vendors
The Taste of Greater Taunton is set to return 5:30-8 p.m. March 24, according to a community announcement. The event is at the Taunton Conference Center, 700 Myles Standish Blvd. It features local cuisine from a variety of eateries in the area. After a successful debut, this year’s Taste of Greater Taunton is expected to be even bigger, according to the announcement. The chamber is inviting local restaurants, caterers, bakeries, food trucks and specialty food businesses to participate as vendors. Taste of Greater Taunton is a tasting event, allowing guests to sample dishes from multiple vendors in one evening. Vendors are invited to provide complimentary samples of their signature items, and food or beverage sales are not allowed during the event, according to the announcement. There is no registration fee for vendors, but space is limited, and participants will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Vendors who do not have a valid annual food permit with the city must apply for a one-day temporary food establishment permit. The application is available at permiteyes.us/taunton/loginuser.php. Vendors can register for the event online at tauntonareachamber.org/tasteofgreatertaunton . Advance tickets are $35 and can be purchased on Eventbrite at eventbrite.com/e/2026-taste-of-greater-taunton-tickets-1980133897792?aff=oddtdtcreator . Vendors interested in
WWLP
RFK calls out Massachusetts Dunkin' during "Eat Real Food" rally
allamericanatlas.com
5 Burger Restaurants in Boston that Keep Locals Coming Back for More
Boston’s a clam chowder and lobster roll city on the surface, but locals are quietly obsessed with burgers—from dive‑bar legends to cheffy, dry‑aged masterpieces. These five spots come up over and over when Bostonians argue about who really has the best burger in town. 1. Craigie...
hot969boston.com
Iconic ‘Cheers’ Bar Still the Place Where Everybody Knows Your Name
Did you know an iconic Boston bar received only $1 to stand in for a popular television sitcom?. That was the case for Cheers (the bar, not the sitcom), according to The Takeout. Cheers began its life as the Bull & Finch, an English-style pub opened in 1969 by Thomas A. Kershaw. Its claim to fame came when television show creators Glen and Les Charles teamed up to create a show about a bar in Boston. After browsing the phone book, they contacted the Bull & Finch and asked if they could use it for establishing shots within the program. Kershaw agreed to have his bar featured, receiving only $1 in payment.
fun107.com
Dartmouth’s Zachariah Porter Bringing Big Back Behavior Tour to Boston and Foxwoods
Get ready for some serious belly laughs. Dartmouth native Zachariah Porter is bringing his talents to a few local venues. Zachariah Porter’s Rise From TikTok to National Tour. This March, Porter will take the stage at The Wilbur in Boston and the Great Cedar Showroom inside Foxwoods as he...