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One sip from a blend that has never seen the market, at least not yet, will have you thinking about the clean sharpness for days to come. It's akin to a kiss you've waited long to experience. That's what's being made today in Massachusetts.

(July 27, 2023) It was a rare hot day on the island and I decided to head out of town to Cisco Brewers. Although they don’t have a brick-and-mortar restaurant, they do have a few food trucks to …

(April 10, 2023) Stand-up bar service at functions and low-level background music will soon be available on the Brotherhood patio, following unanimous Planning Board approval over the objections of …

(April 9, 2023) The Brotherhood of Thieves is proposing some minor modifications to its outdoor service for the upcoming summer season, including recorded background music and walk-up and stand-up …

This Whale’s Tale beer review offers a comprehensive look at why this beer is gaining attention among beer lovers. Read on to learn more about this brew.

Students and teachers at Mount Airy's HiYa! Karate Martial Arts and Fitness Center have earned a number of awards recently.

Christmas is over and as you emerge from the holiday fog, weve got you covered with a roundup of the past weeks top stories.

Stephen Silverstein, owner of The Black Whale and Cisco Kitchen + Bar, reflects in 2021 and his goals for New Bedfords dining scene in 2022.

Replies(4) Cisco Brewers will open its doors at The Village in Stamford with a sneak peek debut Memorial Day weekend. (Contributed photo) Cisco is a Nantucket-based brewery. (Leigh Hansen photo.) STAMFORD, CT — Cisco Brewers, the renowned family and dog friendly hot spot and producer of world-class beers, wines and spirits, will open its doors at The Village in Stamford with a sneak peek debut Memorial Day weekend, according to a news release. Cisco originally announced its plans to open in ...

NEW BEDFORD — As Cisco New Bedford approaches its “most-anticipated” grand opening on Memorial Day, the owner says the company is pulling out all the stops to hire 164 team members. “We probably got about 50% of our needs,” owner Stephen Silverstein said. “But it’s been a 24/7 battle to get people. Its been difficult to fill our rosters anywhere.” Silverstein, founder of Not Your Average Joe’s restaurants and owner of The Black Whale, calls his new undertaking “an entertain...