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Ramen Haven plans Braintree opening; Mill Wharf to close Nov. 14
A Canton pizza place closing for good, a new ramen spot coming to Braintree and an iconic Scituate restaurant undergoing renovations are among the foodie news on the South Shore this week. Crisp has closed its Canton restaurant after about five years of serving South Shore-style bar pizza. Ramen Haven , a Massachusetts-based Japanese ramen restaurant, is opening its newest location in Braintree. And The Mill Wharf will close temporarily at the end of business on Nov. 14 to accommodate renovations. (While we have your ear and stomach, check out these other food, dining and grocery stories. Click here for the 411 on past foodie news. Check out these places serving up food and drinks with fall flavors . Read about how Grey’s Coffee brings cookie butter lattes to Quincy Center.) Crisp in Canton closes doors for good .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } View this post on Instagram A post shared by CRISP Canton (@crisp_canton) Crisp has closed its Canton restaurant after about five years, leaving its original Walpole location as the South Shore-style bar pizza restaurant's remaining outpost. "Crisp Canton location has closed as of Oct. 3, 2026. Walpole open as usual," the
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Hewins appears victorious with 89-vote margin in state rep race
Sarah Hewins, center, stands with two supporters in front of Town Hall on Election Day. Photo by Erin Darling. Sarah Hewins, center, stands with two supporters in front of Town Hall on Election Day. Photo by Erin Darling. With preliminary vote tallies reported at press time, Democrat Sarah Hewins appeared...
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Stephen Pina message to coach's dad led to removal from subcommittees | Exclusive
Brockton School Committee member Stephen Pina was removed from all subcommittees over a message he sent the father of a district employee. The vote was taken in executive session, a meeting held privately to discuss sensitive topics like personnel matters. A complaint regarding Pina was discussed during a Sept. 15 committee meeting, according to the agenda. Over the course of multiple phone interviews with The Enterprise, Pina and Vice Chair Claudio Gomes offered conflicting accounts of why the message could have led members to vote him off subcommittees — which are akin to working groups for areas like athletics, safety and teacher's union negotiations. Pina said Oct. 7 he was removed because, in the message, he expressed his belief that girls should not play on Brockton High's boys football team, and other members disagreed with this view. Gomes said Oct. 13 there were other reasons. "The fact that he's still trying to make his one-sided story is just insane," Gomes said. Gomes said he is not allowed to discuss what happened in executive session. But he said he could offer his opinion as someone interpreting publicly available information. From that perspective, he said in an interview Oct. 19 the message