From Westborough farms to Westborough restaurants, fresh produce is on the menu.
There’s a new wave on the culinary scene and two Westborough restaurants are riding the crest. Both 1790 House, under new management, and Not Your Average Joe’s now offer innovative new menu selections based on locally sourced foods. They are two very different restaurants with a similar philosophy: offering guests the freshest produce, meats and cheeses available while supporting local farms and the community. If you haven’t been to 1790 House recently, you’ll be pleasantly surprised. Manager Marcos Saldana is intent on offering inspired foods that reflect current tastes and trends, and he has given his chefs free reign to shape the menu accordingly. As a result, this award-winning historical tavern, located at 208 Turnpike Rd., now …
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Official asks dog owners to supervise pets while using off-leash area.
- THE NEIGHBORHOOD FILES
- MaryJo Kurtz
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Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Recent aggressive behavior between dogs prompted an official at the Tufts Farm Field to issue a letter reminding dog owners to supervise their animals when using the newly opened off-leash area. Tom Keppler, Associate Director of Public Relations for the Tufts University Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine in Grafton, issued the letter Jan. 4 via Facebook to followers of the field's Facebook page. "Recently, a fight between two dogs sent one of the animals to the veterinarian. Additionally, we have received a letter of complaint from a neighbor who had to deal with a loose dog who went under the fence and onto his property," he wrote. While Keppler mentions in the letter that many have contacted him to say they enjoy the off-leash area…
