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Bookish community vibes: Book Ends in Winchester is the kind of indie shop that remembers your taste, with staff picks, a Romantasy Room, and shelves of signed copies.
Office lunch, sorted: When you need breakfast pastries and coffee or a lunch spread that won't derail your afternoon, Rebecca's Cafe quietly crushes it with fresh, locally sourced menus, gourmet boxed lunches, and seasonal spreads delivered on time so you look unusually organized.
Where retro meets right now: Whether you’re in it for a smoked DL Old Fashioned, a bright Paloma, or Detroit pizza and a legit smash burger, The Down Low nails vintage cocktail culture with modern sensibility, moody lighting, and that backroom supper club energy locals love.
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The Griggs Farm mums sale is set to run until Monday, September 7.
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Hawksmoor, the London steakhouse group founded by Will Beckett and Huw Gott, will open its first Boston restaurant on September 8 at 15 Necco Street in Fort Point.
Full story at reverejournal.com ↗
New Bridge in Woburn, an important connection between the New Boston Street area, North WobURN and I-93, has opened to traffic.
Full story at patch.com ↗
Beverly's Cabot Theater is set to debut its new sculptural sail installation at a free public celebration at the Cabot Street theater.
Full story at patch.com ↗
The Planning Board is set to hear a new proposal for a 140-unit multifamily development around the historic Gen.
Full story at swampscotttides.org ↗
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