FOOD & DRINK
Mass. State Lottery winners: Three $100,000 ‘Mass Cash’ prizes won Friday
A few lottery players had luck playing “Mass Cash” on Friday, each scoring $100,000 from the game. The three people who each won $100,000 playing “Mass Cash” bought their winning tickets from Geissler’s Supermarket in Agawam, Chelmsford Mart in Chelmsford and Route 97 House Of Pizza in Methuen, according to the Massachusetts State Lottery’s website.
$100K Lottery Tickets Sold In Westfield, Western Mass
The winning tickets were claimed on Wednesday, May 1, and were sold at Big Apple Market & Deli at 294 Littleton Road in Westford and Big Y at 650 Memorial Dr. in Chicopee. Both won their jackpots by correctly guessing all five numbers of the daily "Mass Cash" drawing. Those were 6, 11, 18, 24, and 26.
West Concord’s Reasons to be Cheerful closes its doors… for now
Things may be a little less cheerful in West Concord: The Reasons to be Cheerful ice cream shop is taking a break. The building at 110 Commonwealth Avenue is being sold, and while the shop announced its closing on Facebook this week and said it would serve “the last scoop” Friday, owner Phil Rosenfield said Tuesday via text it might not be permanent.
May 17-18: St. Philip Greek Food Fest!
NASHUA, NH – It’s the most wonderful time of the year for Greek foodies: the annual St. Philip Greek Food Festival is set for May 17-18 on the grounds of St. Philip Greek Orthodox Church., 500 W Hollis St., Nashua. Experience authentic Greek food lovingly made by parishioners...
Craft Food Halls breathes life into revived office park
Harvard just got a new option for dining and entertainment right across the town line in Boxborough. Craft Food Halls celebrated its grand opening Thursday, April 25, at 500 Beaver Brook Road, on the old Cisco campus now known as the Park at Beaver Brook. Having been nearly deserted for...
Local Historic Sites Like Minute Man Park Are Endangered, Says Nonprofit
CONCORD, Mass. (WBZ NewsRadio) — Local activists raised concerns about airplane noise pollution and its effects on historical sites around Massachusetts, especially with the proposed expansion of Laurence G. Hanscom Field in Bedford. The National Trust for Historic Preservation recently announced the 11 most endangered historic sites across the...
SLIDESHOW: Sanborn School Multicultural Night
CARL RUSSO PHOTOS: Sanborn Elementary School in Andover unveiled a special art project created by art teacher, Jordan Ricciardi displaying a variety of items representing the students heritage and culture. The event, held on Thursday, April, 25, coincided with the school’s multicultural night which displayed different types of food and...
Summer Fun Begins at Springs Brook Park on June 19
Summer will soon officially arrive and Springs Brook Park will be opening on Wednesday, June 19. Memberships are now available and can be purchased at BedfordRecreation.org, in the Bedford Recreation office at 12 Mudge Way, or at the Park once it opens. There are special Bedford senior citizen and Bedford Middle/High School student membership options. For more info, please see the SBP brochure here: SBP Brochure.
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