Business of the Week

Business of the Week

Joe Blaquiere has moved his barber’s shop to 88 Massachusetts Ave. in Lunenburg and he is now open for business.

I’ve got a whale of a tale to tell you, readers, a whale of a tale or two!

The Bull Run Restaurant sits quaintly along Route 2A in Shirley. It invites patrons to come inside and experience a taste of history with its original fireplaces, wide floorboards, and hand-hewn beams dating back to 1740.

The Bull Run has been in business since 1740. Recently, The Bull Run has undergone several alterations and renovations and benefitted froma few new additions. From staff changes to building renovations, The Bull Run has been revitalized and expanded to offer customers an enjoyable dining experience.

There’s a reason why Asian Imperial Garden is celebrating its fifth year in business - because they’ve got the ABC’s of Chinese and Japanese food down to a tasty science.

The Johnny Appleseed Visitors Center on Route 2 will launch its fall Farmers’ Market from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Sept. 4 with a family-oriented event.

Despite a difficult recession, which has caused families to cut back on luxuries, some local businesses such as the Drawbridge Puppert Theater and Trudie's Treats are getting steady volume of traffic this holiday season.

Business of the Week