From a popular cafe chain making its Massachusetts debut to a vintage store popping up, it's been a busy week in Massachusetts business news.
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Popular cafe chain makes its Mass. debut
Pura Vida Miami officially opened in Cambridge on Wednesday. The business held a ribbon-cutting at 95 Mount Auburn St.
The eatery offers all-day breakfast, salads, bowls, sandwiches, wraps, baked goods, smoothies, açaí bowls, cold-pressed juices, coffee and tea.
New boutique debuts on the South Shore
George & Dino | Toes, Beads, Vintage opened its doors in downtown Hingham. The boutique was founded by Hingham resident Karin Monfedo.
Longtime Central Mass. fabric outlet closing
Auburn Fabric Outlet, which is a fabric and sewing supply store, will close Dec. 19, the business announced on Friday. Business owners said age and health issues have made it impossible to continue operating.
Julia Child's Cambridge home sells for a whopping $6.5 million
The former home of famous chef Julia Child at 103 Irving St. sold for $6.525 million last Thursday, according to updated MLS listing information. The property was listed for $6.475 million in September, putting the sale price $50,000 above the asking price.
The 6,321-square-foot home includes six bedrooms, four full bathrooms, two half bathrooms, and was originally built in 1889.
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