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Starbucks Workers Get A Win, Ice Cream Haunt For Sale: MA Food Week
Plus: Samuels Adams turns 40 and plans to celebrate with a festival designed to take longtime buyers down memory lane.

MASSACHUSETTS — Welcome to Patch's weekly round up of food and restaurant news in Massachusetts, where we review openings, closings and more in the state's dining scene.
This week the state celebrates the anniversary of a beloved — and very, very famous, brewery, a Cape Cod institution hopes to find a new owner and much more.
Here's what was cooking this week in Patch communities across Massachusetts:
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Sam Adams Turns 40
If you've been an American craft beer drinker for any portion of the last two decades you've not only encountered Samuel Adams, but probably tasted plenty of brews inspired by the legendary craft brewery.
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Well, Sam Adams turns 40 this year, and will celebrate that birthday this weekend.
"Like any good beer festival, we’ll be pouring a range of styles and each will tie into the journey of craft beer over the last four decades," officials said in an event listing. "Our stacked lineup of 15 samples will include: throwback beers from the vault, all four seasonals, limited-edition collaborations, and our newest innovations."
For more on the event, click here.
It's the end of an era for a beloved Cape Cod ice cream shop, but the owners of Four Seas hope that the business will carry on.
Four Season Ice Cream is a staple in Centerville that has hosted famous guests like Taylor Swift, Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds and numerous eras of the Kennedy family.
Now, owners Doug and Peggy Warren, who have operated the business since 2000, are looking to sell the business.
The business is listed for $3.1 million, and the owners hope to sell to someone that plans to keep things churning on as they are.
Sushi Bar Opening In Chestnut Hill
XOXO Sushi Bar will open on March 8 featuring omakase-style presentations, à la carte sushi masterpieces, robatayaki specialties and inventive cocktails in a lively izakaya setting.
Executive chef Kegan Stritchko (Uni, Fat Baby Sushi) brings more than a decade of experience in the fine dining industry from celebrated restaurants across the country.
XOXO Sushi Bar is located at 1154 Boylston Street in Brookline’s Chestnut Hill neighborhood. It will be open for dinner service nightly from 5 to 10 p.m. with a late-night menu of handrolls and hot bites offered through 11 p.m. Sunday through Tuesday and midnight Wednesday to Saturday.
Here's what else to know:
- U Dumpling House Opens In Framingham
- Boston Beer Company Announces CEO Change As Latest Financial Report Is Released
- Unionized Worcester Starbucks Workers Will Get Credit Card Tips
- Sudbury Restaurant Da Vinci Bistro Closes After Car Crash
- Westborough's Tavolino Sets March Reopening Date
- North Shore's Anonymous Brewing Closes Taproom For Good Thursday
- Salem Pantry, North Shore Shops Work Together To Fight Hunger Crisis
- 30+ Food Vendors Confirmed For 20th Annual Taste Of The North Shore
- Beverly Lunch Spot On Rantoul Street Closes Permanently
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