Tag: restaurants
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Lexington considers “Skip the Stuff” bylaw to cut restaurant waste
Lexington Town Meeting Members will vote on a citizens’ petition to adopt a “Skip the Stuff” bylaw that would require local restaurants to ask customers before adding single-use plastic utensils or condiment packets to takeout orders. The vote will take…
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Proposed law could require minimum gratuity during busy seasons
Jared Forman, owner of Deadhorse Hill Restaurant in Worcester, said the bill is adding more complications by only allowing restaurants to charge a service fee during peak seasons As the holiday season approaches, restaurants expect to see large crowds celebrating…
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Liquor License Laws to be Updated
Ninety-two years after a Yankee-dominated state government limited the sale of liquor licenses to prevent Irish American politicians in Boston from gaining more influence, city and state politicians are finally taking steps to fix the issue. Earlier this year, state…
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A ‘little bright spot’: Amid federal cuts, four Berkshire restaurants receive over $68,000 to feed those in need
This year, four Berkshire restaurants received over $68,000 to cook food for those in need. The funds are from the MassDevelopment’s Food Insecurity Grant Program for Independent Restaurants. The award was part of $900,000 distributed to 31 restaurants statewide. In…