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‘I’m No Dave Portnoy’: Here’s Where To Find 'Life-Changing' Pizza In Massachusetts ‘I’m No Dave Portnoy’: Here’s Where To Find 'Life-Changing' Pizza In Massachusetts
‘I’m No Dave Portnoy’: Here’s Where To Find 'Life-Changing' Pizza In Massachusetts If you’re craving a hot slice of pizza during the cold winter weather, here are the best places to get a slice in Massachusetts, according to Big 7 Travel. From Boston to Springfield, the travel site put together a list of the top pizza joints in the state. While the top-ranked spot is located in Boston, there are many others worthy of recognition. Related: Dave Portnoy Has 1 Word Review For Dino's Pizzeria In Wakefield The aptly named Salty Pig, near Back Bay and South End, is known for their build-your-own charcuterie board, which includes cured prosciutto, spreadable pork rillette…

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by Khier Casino
Obituaries
Beloved Owner Of Popular Springfield Pizzeria Dies Beloved Owner Of Popular Springfield Pizzeria Dies
Beloved Owner Of Popular Springfield Pizzeria Dies The beloved owner of a popular Western Massachusetts pizzeria that has become an institution has died. Domenic Sarno, the owner of Red Rose Pizzeria in Springfield, died this week. Springfield Mayor Domenic Sarno issued a statement on his death saying Caputo "brought a hard family work ethic to start with a small family pizza shop to then create the legendary and iconic Red Rose Pizzeria." Caputo opened Red Rose in 1963 along with his wife Edda.  The mayor went on to say: "Nick being always the gentleman, never strayed from his values of family, quality food, and customer service. Yo…

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by Kathy Reakes
Business
COVID-19: Beloved Pioneer Valley Pizzeria Is Closed For 2 Weeks COVID-19: Beloved Pioneer Valley Pizzeria Is Closed For 2 Weeks
Covid-19: Beloved Pioneer Valley Pizzeria Is Closed For 2 Weeks A beloved Pioneer Valley pizzeria is closing for two weeks due to COVID-19. As of Thursday, Oct. 22, Red Rose Pizzeria in Springfield is closed and will remain so for the next two weeks due to the impact COVID-19 has had on the restaurant. The Caputo family owns the restaurant and did not detail how the virus had impacted the downtown staple. “Even though we have complied and even went beyond the recommendations of the CDC and Board of Health, COVID-19 has still reached us,” said an announcement on the Red Rose Facebook page Thursday. The Caputos, who signed the post, said that while the …

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by Kristin Palpini