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Another restaurant in my Boston Restaurants series ... Source: massachusetts-travel.suite101.com --- 36 days ago
Boston offers a wide variety of brunch and breakfast options from delicatessens to cafes to nightclubs and lounges opening on weekend mornings. ... Source: neworleans.citysearch.com --- 14 days ago
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The Taste of Hartford Restaurant Week. The Taste of Hartford in Hartford, Connecticut, August 3-9, 2008 is a dining promotion at downtown Hartford Restaurants that is modeled on Restaurant Week events that have been very successful in other cities, including New York and Boston. From August 3-9, 2008, diners will be able to enjoy special dinner menus at 23 participating Restaurants for the price of $20.08, not including beverages, tax or a gratuity. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 15 days ago
Boston -- Police are investigating a fatal shooting in a parking lot near one of Boston's most famous waterfront Restaurants and an art museum. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 15 days ago
(NECN: Stephen Iandoli, Boston, Mass.) - Boston Police are investigating a deadly shooting in the parking lot of one of the city's most famous Restaurants. The shooting happened as hundreds of passengers returned from a Harbor Cruise. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 16 days ago
Boston - Police are investigating a fatal shooting in the parking lot of one of Bostons most famous waterfront Restaurants. ... Source: www.marketwatch.com --- 33 days ago
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- The Department of Justice on Tuesday charged 11 people, including residents of at least five different countries, with identity theft, including theft and resale of credit and debit card account information, according to a statement from the DoJ. The perpetrators allegedly stole more than 40 million debit and credit card numbers, targeting major retailers such as TJX Corp.'s Marshalls, TJ Maxx, BJ's Wholesale Club, Barnes and Noble , Sports Authority, Boston Market, Office Max, Dave and Busters Restaurants, DSW shoe stores, and Forever 21. They used sophisticated computer hacking techniques to breach security systems and installed programs that gathered large quantities of personal financial data which were then used or sold to others, the DoJ said. Market Pulse Stories are Rapid-fire, short news bursts on stocks and markets as they move. Visit MarketWatch.com for more information on this news. ...
Source: www.boston.com --- 8 days ago
What are the pizza personalities of presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama? That's a question that Uno Chicago Grill, a Boston-based chain of more than 200 Restaurants, felt compelled to answer. Critics have carped that Obama projects a... ... Source: www.theregister.co.uk --- 32 days ago
Nine companies, 40m card accounts hacked Federal prosecutors announced on Tuesday that they had indicted eleven people in the largest case of identity theft and hacking ever prosecuted by the US Department of Justice. The eleven suspects, including three US citizens, allegedly took part in stealing more than 40 million credit and debit card accounts from nine major retailers and Restaurants, including TJX Companies, BJ’s Wholesale Club, OfficeMax, Barnes & Noble, Sports Authority, Forever 21 and DSW. The Dave & Busters and Boston Market restaurant chains were also among the victims, prosecutors stated.… ... Source: www.bostonherald.com --- 2 days ago
Given the economic climate,Boston foodies are becoming more discerning about where to spend their dining dollars. Fortunately, the Hub is blessed with many affordable Restaurants.... ...
Source: www.nysun.com --- 32 days ago
CHIGCAO The Justice Department charged 11 people with stealing more than 40 million credit- and debit-card numbers from nine retailers including T.J. Maxx, calling it the largest American identity theft prosecution. The defendants tapped the computer networks of TJX Cos.' Marshalls, BJ's Wholesale Club Inc., Barnes & Noble Inc. bookstores, Sports Authority, Boston Market Corp., OfficeMax Inc., Dave & Buster's Restaurants, DSW Inc. shoe stores, and Forever 21, the government said yesterday... ... Source: www.wickedlocal.com --- 2 days ago
-{12204569168161}--> City officials expected that, barring an unforeseen hang-up at the State House, Melrose voters would vote this November on wine and beer sales in smaller Restaurants and retail stores. That unforeseen hang-up is here. A political fight, coincidentally over a liquor license but this time in Westwood, has stalled all House business for nearly three weeks as two representatives jockey for position by using procedural tactics to block voting on bills. Meanwhile, the Secretary of State’s office requires that ballot questions for this November’s election be approved by the Legislature and signed by the governor by Friday, Sept. 5. Thursday, Sept. 4 is the last day of legislative sessions before the deadline. If the Melrose bill is not approved by that deadline, the two questions — whether to allow up to three retail stores to sell beer and wine, and whether to allow Restaurants with between 50 and 100 seats to apply for a beer and wine license — will not appear on the Nov. 4 ballot. The stalling is a result of a battle between state Rep. Paul McMurtry, D-Dedham, and Rep. Angelo Scaccia, D-Boston. According to the State House News Service, Scaccia is blocking McMurtry’s bill to obtain a liquor license for a Westwood Wegmans supermarket, arguing it would put Massachusetts supermarket chain Roche Bros. at a competitive disadvantage. A single member can block any bill during informal House sessions. In retaliation, McMurtry ...
Source: www.wickedlocal.com --- 2 days ago
Normal 0 Normal 0 Melrosians will get to vote on liquor sales in Melrose after all. Thursday, both House and Senate approved the two ballot questions on whether to allow up to three retail stores to sell beer and wine and whether to allow Restaurants with between 50-100 seats to apply for a beer and wine license. Gov. Deval Patrick signed the bill on Friday, meaning Melrose voters will weigh in on both questions come the Nov. 4 presidential election. The Secretary of State’s office requires that ballot questions for this November’s election be approved by the Legislature and signed by the governor by Friday, Sept. 5. Thursday, Sept. 4 was the last day of legislative sessions before the deadline. Mayor Rob Dolan received word around 2 p.m. on Friday that Patrick had signed the bill, which Mike Smith, communications director for Sen. Richard Tisei, R-Wakefield, confirmed shortly thereafter. The bill was in jeopardy this week after being held up in the House during a lengthy political fight. Coincidentally, the fight, which stalled all House business for nearly three weeks, was over a liquor license in Westwood being disputed by Rep. Paul McMurtry, D-Dedham, and Rep. Angelo Scaccia, D-Boston. The squabbling legislators have been using procedural tactics to block voting on all other bills. According to the State House News Service, Scaccia is blocking McMurtry’s bill to obtain a liquor license for a Wegmans supermarket proposed for a ... Source: metrobostonnews.com --- 31 days ago
CAMBRIDGE. With Harvard Square seen as the traditional embodiment of all things cultural and lively in Cambridge, smaller squares and neighborhood hangouts are often hidden gems to locals and Boston visitors. Such is the case with Inman Square along Cambridge Street, where a cluster of shops and Restaurants nestled among more residential neighborhoods provides some hustle-and-bustle. ...
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If all goes according to plan, Lenny Gallant will be in the Bronx this afternoon, presumably rooting for the Boston Red Sox and hoping for a sweep over the New York Yankees in Boston's final regular-season appearance at Yankee Stadium. Gallant of Chester, N.H., will be there in his capacity as grand prize winner of the "Surf Turf and Win" sweepstakes sponsored by D'Angelo Grilled Sandwiches , the Dedham-based chain. The prize? An all-expense paid, two-day trip to New York to see the Sox for Gallant and three of his pals. Gallant was selected from more than 4,000 text entries to the sweepstakes, which ran from July 7 through August 22, D'Angelo said in a press release. We want to provide our guests with exciting incentives to visit our web site and stop by our Restaurants, Michael McManama, D'Angelo senior vice president of brand development, said in a statement. DAngelo Grilled Sandwiches enjoys a strategic marketing relationship with the Red Sox and this relationship enables us to provide great Red Sox experiences for our guests. (By Chris Reidy, Globe staff) ...
Piazza Carmel Shopping Center in Carmel Valley - Check out these Restaurants! The following is the reblogged post from Susan Laxson & Associates - Carmel Valley Coldwell Banker : Located in the heart of Carmel Valley , Piazza Carmel offers shopping dining, services and more all in the Carmel Valley neighborhood. Piazza Carmel is conveniently located on the corner of Valley Centre Drive and Carmel Creek Road. Today I would like to introduce you to the Restaurants located in Piazza Carmel . They include the following: Baskin & Robbins (858) 350-4531 Boston Bagels (858) 792-2435 Gami Sushi (858) 792-5509 Nico's Taco Shop (858) 481-2628 Panda Express - In Vons (858) 792-4186 Papa John's Pizza (858) 259-4700 Pat & Oscars (858) 720-3525 (Across street) Souplantation (858) 481-3225 Spices Thai Café (858) 259-0889 Starbucks (858) 847-3085 (Across Street) Star of India (858) 792-1111 Subway Sandwiches (858) 755-3818 Villa Capri (858) 720-8777 If you are interested in buying a home in Carmel Valley or information on Carmel Valley real estate , contact Susan at (858) 245-9905 or visit our website at www.CV-Home.com . ...
The Japanese and Chinese fusion restaurant Hanabi on Route 139 opened over the weekend, the result of half a year of renovations that started from a complete gutting of the former Jamie’s. Before the restaurant opened for dinner Aug. 29, workers made finishing touches sweeping and cleaning, and cooks prepared dumplings and stocked the sushi bar. The restaurant has been divided into several rooms, each with its own purpose and its own feel. There is a large waiting area, a low-lit lounge and dance floor with flat screen televisions, a covered outside patio, a hibachi room, a buffet room, a sushi bar, a function room seating 50 and a general dining room. The restaurant has live music and dancing on the weekends, and is open from 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. every day. Katy Wong of Boston, the general manager, was there to oversee the preparations for the Friday opening, as well as the whole renovation process that started in February. Wong owns two other Restaurants with her sister in Westwood and Walpole called Blue Orchid. Hanabi is her own project. “Hanabi means fireworks: it’s one of the busiest holidays in Japan where everyone comes together,” she said. “We wanted to create a really nice place to dine that caters to families, yet also having the entertainment, nighttime part.” Wong said the renovations took longer than expected because they took on a life of their own in the process. “We did a lot of work. The lighting, the sound system, e ...
“Made in Brockton” once applied primarily to shoes, now the label might be more fitting for food It’s 6 p.m., and at Liberty Bakery Kitchen, floor manager Manny Vieira is on Boston cream duty. Vieira takes a hollow doughnut and presses it against a tube, filling it with custard. Other workers are baking, frosting, powdering with sugar. The treats are being made for the region’s ubiquitous doughnut chain, Dunkin’ Donuts. It’s a big operation: The Brockton factory, which opened in 2003, supplies 132 of the chain’s Restaurants in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. “Made in Brockton” once applied primarily to shoes. Now the label might be more fitting for food. Chicago-style pizzas for Uno Restaurants, Near East pita bread, caramel for major candy bar brands – they’re all manufactured here. And many of the largest businesses that have moved to the city in recent years are in food. “We’re not really surprised about the fact we’re getting food manufacturers,” said Mary Waldron, executive director of the 21st Century Corp., a city-funded development group. “Brockton has affordability – much better prices compared to the region north of us.” The city also has vacant factory buildings available, along with a large pool of potential workers, Waldron said. Brockton’s food manufacturers currently employ about 1,000 people. The largest employer is Concord Foods, with 220 workers. Among the company’s main products are caramel, which is sold to maj ...
As notes of jazz waft through Chandler Park in the coming days, the artists traveling to Macomb to perform are as varied as their musical styles and histories. The seventh annual Al Sears Jazz Festival runs Friday through Sept. 14, with a full day of music in Chandler Park on Saturday. Events kick off with Artists in Residence Day on Friday, giving Western Illinois University and high school students a chance to interact with the artists visiting for the festival. Then at 5 p.m., jazz combos will perform for diners at several local Restaurants. A Bureau of Cultural Affairs Jazz Concert, featuring the Freddy Cole Quartet, will then be held at WIU's College of Fine Arts and Communication Recital Hall at 7:30 p.m. Admission to the concert is $15. Cole is the brother of performer Nat King Cole. Events on Saturday begin at noon in Chandler Park, the same time the Gazebo Arts Festival kicks off. Performers are scheduled to take the stage each hour until midnight and include a variety of groups from Western Illinois University joined by the St. Louis Rivermen and the Dave Hoffman Quintet with vocalist Semenya McCord. A Galesburg native and middle-school teacher, McCord teaches general music and the choirs. She moved back to the area after living in the Boston area for 30 years. She said she travels back two or three times each year to perform with musicians she worked with previously. "I've been bringing a few of them here to Galesburg f ...