Popular local eatery closed for renovations last August. Re-opening is today.
Claims are being accepted through June 15, and funds will start being distributed on a rolling basis on June 30.
The newly launched site offers tips, info and digital know-how for small business owners.
Here's a round-up of business news from around the North Shore.
Planned gazebo is in very early stages for the Lynnfield Common area. Students from Northeast Metropolitan Regional Vocational School in Wakefield may help build it.
Summer Milsky, 8, Luke Greif, 6, and Noah Greif, 10, set out to raise $1,000 for the Wakefield Interfaith Food Pantry and the One Fund. They beat that goal handily.
A round up of North Shore restaurant and food news.
Unitarian Universalist Church downtown has completed the internal phase of a capital campaign aimed at restoring its steeple to the town skyline. Now, the congregation is seeking support from the public.
About 3,000 motorcycles rode through Wakefield this weekend on their ride to Suffolk Downs during Boston's Wounded Veteran Run.
Members of the Brotherhood of Utility Workers and Local 369 have voted to authorize a strike against National Grid.
Home sales off to decent start for first three months of the year in Wakefield.
Each week, Wakefield Patch takes a look at a distinctive home on the market in town.
Fundraisers at the four Dockside restaurants, including the one in Wakefield, raised thousands for local victims of the Boston Marathon bombing.
Hundreds of thousands of dollars raised by cyclists over eight years of Reid's Ride made the April 24th dedication of the Reid R. Sacco Adolescent & Young Adult Clinic for Cancer and Blood Diseases possible.
Several town businesses have already announced fundraising initiatives to support those injured in Monday's Boston Marathon terrorist attack.
Here's a round-up of business news from around the North Shore region.
A look at the latest home sales in Wakefield.
Here's a look at what the top ten most popular restaurants in Wakefield are on Yelp.com. What do you think?
State program works with convenience stores to sell more produce and healthier foods.
The owner of the Wakefield salon says she's expanding into Danvers this spring at 85 Andover Street.
Team Optum Wakefield and Team Interactive Data rallying to win a visit from a Red Sox player.
Longtime local organization has distributed thousands in scholarship funds to Wakefield students.
One of the great quandaries for Jewish cooks is what to make for breakfast during Passover. Here are a couple of ideas that are sure to start your holiday mornings off right.
Annual Blossoms at the Beebe fundraising gala is Saturday, April 27th. On Sunday, April 28th, a free family day follows at the library.
Local club members providing $5,000 for equipment at new school in impoverished region of the Dominican Republic.
Bring clothing and other items to 3 Chestnut Street in Wakefield on Friday, April 5 and Saturday, April 6.
Welcome to Wakefield show airs Sunday mornings from 6:30 to 7 a.m.
This Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m. at Greenwood Plaza, come "Celebrate the Green" with local merchants.
Location at MarketStreet Lynnfield to feature a bocce court, 18 bowling lanes, and more. Company is also opening locations in Orlando, Chicago and Burlington.
Bruins alum Lyndon Byers and Eastern Bank CEO Richard Holbrook participated in recent ICycle spin competition.
Early this week, Mass. Transportation Secretary Richard Davey joined local officials and business owners for a forum that focused on transportation needs.
National Development indicates that instead of seeking voter approval for its specialty cinema at Lynnfield's spring town meeting, it will now wait until the fall one.
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This Wednesday and Thursday, stop by and donate blood at the West Side Social Club, 4 Harrington Court, for the kids at Boston Children's Hospital.
New scam involves phone calls demanding payment for past due accounts.
More than 100 residents in community contest have walked a combined 6,000 miles so far.
Wakefield Rotary members helped raise thousands of dollars last weekend to fight polio around the world.