Week in Review: Papa Razzi Sold, Swanky Town Smackdown and Minuteman Changes
A look at the most notable stories from the past week.
Shoppers routinely flock to Main Street in Concord, which Boston Magazine named "cutest" town center.
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We kicked off this St. Patrick’s Day week with a question: What is the best place in town to celebrate the holiday? Readers voted and the winner was the Main Streets Market and Café.
With enrollment concerns from taxpayers in Concord and elsewhere, Minuteman High School proposed changes to capital funding this week.
Charlie Sarkis, the mastermind behind establishments like Abe & Louie’s Steakhouse and Joe’s American Bar and Grill, decided to sell his Papa Razzi chain to Rhode Island group Newport Harbor Corp.
Concord made Boston Magazine’s “Swanky Town Smackdown” list several times and we have all the details.
In other news:
- We welcomed a new blogger in Hands On Construction with a post on kitchen island design
- An MAPC study explored the health impacts of MBTA cuts
- A needlework from Rebeckah Wheeler was the Object of the Week
- Emerson Hosiptal elected new corporators
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Main Streets Market & Cafe
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Papa Razzi
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