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Burlington model

That almost looks real, doesn’t it? Not yet, right now it’s just a scale model we’re using to explore ideas. My architects and I have this plan for wood paneling and ceiling at the Burlington

Knife Skills 101: 2/21, 6pm, Clover HSQ

That blur is Rolando sharpening a knife. In January, MIT gets turned over to IAP. Professors, students, and alumni teach hundreds of credit and non-credit classes in the month before the spring semester starts. We

In-store CSA sign-up

Last year we printed out sheets with lines and hung them on a clipboard on the wall. We kept chasing pens, didn’t have good materials for customers to browse, and when people signed up we didn’t have any way to take payment on the spot.

Celebrate Valentine’s Day with Red Giant

  If you missed our launch last week, we’re now selling Element Beer at Harvard Square. It’s a short run of this special beer, and the first time it’s had a serious run in the

STORM UPDATE: enjoy the snow

SATURDAY 2/9/13: ALL LOCATIONS CLOSED SUNDAY 2/10/13: RESTAURANTS OPEN MONDAY 2/11/13: ALL LOCATIONS OPEN (HSQ, HUB, MIT, DWY, LMA) All Clover restaurants and trucks are closed today. Stay tuned to Twitter for updates. We plan

Advertising and Clover, in the name of the CSAs!

That’s Lucia in discussions with a sales guy from WBUR. I bet that’s the wrong term for the role. Sorry ‘BUR! Anyway, they are sitting there in the first stage of discussions/ negotiations regarding advertising

6°F MIT Lunch Rush

This is what a lunch rush at MIT looks like in 6°F weather. It’s sort of funny to me how, as I’m lying in my warm bed typing this out it really doesn’t look that

Food Truck 101: The Conference

The idea for Food Truck 101 started in 2011 when the City of Boston started offering the first spots for food trucks, and a lot of people told us they were interested in starting trucks.

Cook your CSA: Borscht Recipe

I love Beets! Lots of people say they hate beets. I wonder why. I suspect it’s because I didn’t grow up eating them, and had never had them canned. I’m guessing lots of people have