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Harry’s Restaurant celebrated after 80 incredible years

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By Evan WalshContributing Writer WESTBOROUGH – Jon Cohen found a word to meet the moment: “verklempt.” The Yiddish word means to be so overcome with emotion that you are speechless. Cohen spent much of the afternoon on the verge of tears, he admitted. But who could blame him? On June 27, Cohen celebrated a momentous occasion in the company of friends, employees, and patrons – though everyone felt like family. His business, Harry’s Restaurant, celebrated its 80th anniversary. “It’s a family place.
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‘It’s a magical place’: Two men worked for over 20 years to create Shrewsbury’s favorite garden

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By Evan WalshContributing Writer SHREWSBURY – Twenty-three years ago, Shrewsbury’s Garden of Sweet Remembrance was a memory itself. Maybe less than a memory – a wreck. Once part of a sprawling estate, the garden was an afterthought, a remnant from a bygone era. Wisteria vines made the historic garden impassable. “This entire area, all of it – it looked as though God had spilled a gigantic bowl of brown spaghetti on it. The trees were draped with vines. It enveloped everything. Trees died.
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Northborough resident has seen it all in her 100 years

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By Evan WalshContributing Writer NORTHBOROUGH – Evelyn Grenier, who has lived in the town of Northborough for 68 years, celebrated her 100th birthday recently. Evelyn Grenier of Northborough, who recently celebrated her 100th birthday, survived everything from scarlet fever to COVID-19, a near-drowning, and being scheduled to fly on one of the hijacked 9/11 planes. Raised in Worcester, Grenier grew up listening to her dad’s opera on his Victrola Record Player.
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