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Beloved Burger + Coffee Chain Closing Stores: MA Business Week

Restaurant closures across the Bay State are leading this week's business roundup.

From a beloved burger chain closing to a favorite chicken spot expanding, it's been a busy week in Massachusetts news.

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Beloved burger chain's first location announces closure

After nearly 15 years of serving burgers at the Hingham Shipyard, Wahlburgers has announced it will close.

The restaurant first opened at the Hingham Shipyard in 2011 and later appeared on the reality TV series "Wahlburgers."

Here's where three Mass. Starbucks locations will close

Two Starbucks stores in Boston and another in Holyoke are closing as the coffee giant eliminates "underperforming" locations.

The stores are at Faneuil Hall Market Place at 8 N. Market St., 125 Summer St., and the Starbucks at the Holyoke Mall.

Historic Mass. landmark up for sale

An 1856 Country Store on Cape Cod is up for sale after 49 years in the same family. The store has become an iconic Cape Cod landmark since it was built in 1840.

Many visitors stop by for old-fashioned penny candy, homemade jams, gifts and pictures of Cape Cod that provide a link to the past.

Mass. church closes after more than a century

First Lutheran Church in Malden has closed its doors after more than 130 years. The church at 98 Waite St. recently held a celebration of ministry and final worship service marking the end of its longtime congregation in Malden.

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