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UpdatedThu, Jun 3, 2021 at 1:22 pm ET Reply Food and eating got weird during the coronavirus pandemic. Eat Mass is a new, weekly feature from Patch trying to make sense of post-COVID food news in Massachusetts. (Dave Copeland/Patch) MASSACHUSETTS — The coronavirus pandemic changed the way we eat: it knocked some of our favorite restaurants out of business and forced many of us to cook and eat more meals at home. It's too soon to see what long-lasting changes COVID-19 will have on food news in Massachusetts, but Patch wants to document it. Today we're launching a weekly roundup of food news ...

Reply(1) Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters performs in Rio in 2019. The band will co-headline next year's Boston Calling music festival with Rage Against The Machine. The bands were supposed to headline last year's festival, which was canceled. (Getty Images) The HUB is a rundown of the stories people in Boston are talking about. Patch publishes the HUB every weekday. Good morning, Boston! It's Thursday, May 27. Today we're watching the ongoing drama between Acting Boston Mayor Kim Janey and embattled Boston Police Commissioner Dennis White. We're wondering whether yesterday's ESPN scoop about D...

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As it became clear in March 2020 that COVID-19 was spreading through Massachusetts, Gov. Charlie Baker announced that the state would shut down its restaurants for onsite dining for at least three weeks. Three weeks turned into three months, and restaurants in the state were permitted to reopen for outdoor dining only on June 8, 2020, provided they followed a lengthy list of guidelines, including new cleaning protocols, distancing of tables, and making transactions as contact-free as possible. It’s hard to believe this now, given that the state’s restaurants have been open in one capacity...

The CEO and president of Great Canadian Gaming Corp. (TSX:GC) has resigned from his job after he and his wife were accused of travelling from B.C. to the Yukon to jump the coronavirus vaccination . . .