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Free Food For Kids In MA, Here's Where: The Week In Food
See the week's top Massachusetts food news: New Sweetgreen opening, Jack's Abby concert series, breakfast recall, more.
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MASSACHUSETTS — Welcome to Patch's weekly round up of food and restaurant news in Massachusetts, where we review openings, closings and more in the state's dining scene.
The top story this week is the return of a statewide summer program offering free breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinner to any kid under 18. The program aims to keep kids fed while school is out for summer, and there are hundreds of sites across the state, with more coming online later in July.
Check out the Project Bread map to find sites near you.
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Jack's Abby Concert Series
The venerable Framingham craft lager brewery is sponsoring summer music at the Over the Charles Boston Rooftop Bar at the DoubleTree Suites by Hilton in Allston along Soldier's Field Road. Each Thursday through Aug. 24, Boston musician and singer Samantha Farrell will perform.
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Here's what else was cooking in Patch communities across Massachusetts:
- Breakfast Treats Sold In MA Under Recall
- Wayland Farmers' Market Kicks Off 2023 Season
- Sweetgreen Opens Mall Location On North Shore
- Arlington EATS To Open Headquarters, Market
- SOLD: Northbridge House of Pizza
- Shake Shack Opening In Wellesley [Boston Restaurant Talk]
- Gordon Ramsay Burger Bar in Boston [Eater]
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