A bulldozer sits at the development where hundreds of units are planned behind the Stoneforge restaurant
About Around Town: Every week day, we'll provide you with a scene from around Easton. Let us know what you think about the scene in our comments section! On a snowy Tuesday morning, a bulldozer sat behind the Stoneforge where a large mixed-use development is planned. After a few stagnant years, Queset Commons construction has picked up in the last few months. The Local Initiative Project or "friendly 40B" was approved by Town Meeting voters in 2008. It is slated to be a development with hundreds of residential units and additional space for retail. In September, developer Doug King asked the town to apply to the state for a grant that would pay for intersection improvements at Roosevelt Drive and Washington Street. Last week, King was …
The Farmer's Daughter, set to open in the fall, is moving into the former location of Main Street Cafe'.
With years of experience in culinary arts and restaurant management, along with a love for cooking that dates back to her childhood, Chandra Gouldrup had all the ingredients needed to become a proud restaurant owner. All she was missing was a place for her business. Thankfully for her, Main Street Cafe', located at 122 Main Street, officially closed it's doors last May, leaving a vacancy in Easton and an opportunity for Gouldrup. The timing and location couldn't have been better for the Gouldrups. Chandra and her husband Brian recently built a house just up the road on Lincoln Street. She jumped at the opportunity and secured the venue from property owner Doug King. "That’s appealing to me," she said. "I’ll have more of a connection to the…
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Jimmy Donnelly
1:13 pm on Friday, February 22, 2013
Isnt the building owner paying for the exterior improvements? more ›