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May 24, 2021
Groton — The City of Groton Planning and Zoning Commission has denied a master plan application for the redevelopment of several properties on the corner of Benham and Poquonnock roads in the Five Corners area of the city. The application had been the first step in a plan to create a mixed-use development at Five Corners, within walking distance of Electric Boat. GBU Capital LLC of Scottsdale, Ariz., had applied for approval of a mixed-use design district “floating zone” and master plan...
May 20, 2021
Posted: May 19, 2021 34 Scotty’s Food Truck thanks all the regular and new customers for stopping in week after week at the Edmonds and Lynnwood locations. Chef Scotty has been serving the Northwest for 38 years with his blackened salmon Caesar salads and clam chowder. It would be normally festival time for Scotty’s famous salad, featured at booths around Puget Sound where he has received “first” in entree at every festival attended. These include the Edmonds Art Festival, Bite ...
May 13, 2021
The Marthas Vineyard Times Hose ramp takes bicyclist down A crack in the ramp at Five Corners sent a cyclist tumbling on Thursday. - Rich Saltzberg A bicyclist went down crossing the Beach Road hose ramp at Five Corners in Vineyard Haven late Thursday morning. Two people who were bicycling with him who declined to provide their names but said they were visiting the Island from Falmouth and Washington, said a fissure in the ramp seized their friend’s tire and caused him to crash. T...
May 11, 2021
By Tim Jones • Updated on May 8, 2017 at 10:00 am EDITORS NOTE: Stephen MacDougall has been found safe. Earlier version of this story below. Police in Easton, Massachusetts, are asking for help locating a missing 55-year-old man who has Autism. According to Mansfield police, Stephen MacDougall was last seen at the Mobil at Five Corners in Easton at 1 a.m. Monday. U.S. & World coronavirus 6 hours ago
May 10, 2021
/ The Nantucket Historical Association has acquired a first-edition book written by Frederick Douglass, the famous American abolitionist who escaped slavery. Titled My Bondage, My Freedom, it was published in 1855, and is an autobiography of the first part of Douglass’s life. He describes his childhood growing up as a slave, as well as his escape and settlement as a free man in the North. Douglass had ties to Nantucket, which spurred this purchase. Amelia Holmes, Director of Collections and ...
May 8, 2021
View Comments ESSEX JUNCTION – A bit of Italy by way of New Jersey has found its way to a food-centric building near Five Corners. What is the place? Open since April 2, The Food Bar is in the Park Street building that also houses Mark BBQ and the adjacent restaurant Heart n Soul. It’s near the busy Five Corners intersection that includes eateries such as Firebird Café and McGillicuddy’s Five Corners. “They started calling this place ‘Food Corners,’” The Food Bar owner Alex Moran...
May 8, 2021
Alltown Fresh may be located at the Mobil gas station at Five Corners, but it is not your typical convenience store.
May 7, 2021
EASTON — Alltown Fresh may be located at the Mobil gas station at Five Corners, but it is not your typical convenience store. Alltown Fresh has a kitchen and market offering fresh food choices and made-to-order meals. Menu item items include avocado toast, fresh made oatmeal, an eggplant sugo bowl, Carolina pulled pork sandwiches, kale Caesar salad and more. “The big difference is we make everything from fresh ingredients,” Chef Josh Smith, vice president of Alltown Fresh at Global Partn...
May 5, 2021
The Marthas Vineyard Times Why take down the vines? To the Editor: I don’t know why, but I have often felt that this island is populated by well-educated people who have the well-being of the community in mind. That notion started to erode after we had a fierce debate for nearly eight years about a roundabout. I for one sure do miss the 10-minute wait at the four-way stop. Then we had the Tisbury School. Here, the people spoke — they didn’t want no stinking new school for $32 ...