Cherry Farm Creamery Marks 50 Years in Danvers
Cherry Farm Creamery, a longtime Danvers ice cream shop, is marking 50 years in business, a milestone reported today by the Salem News. The other notable item making the rounds involves School Street Foods, whose restaurant was damaged when a driver crashed into it; the owners are now a…
DANVERS — Cherry Farm Creamery, a longtime Danvers ice cream shop, is marking 50 years in business, a milestone highlighted in a Salem News report today. Elsewhere, the owners of a North Shore restaurant damaged in a crash are asking the public for help as they look to reopen in nearby Lynnfield.
ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS
"Cherry Farm Creamery celebrates 50 years," according to the Salem News. The Danvers-based ice cream shop has reached its 50th year in business, the paper reported, marking a milestone for the longtime local spot. (read it at https://www.salemnews.com/news/local_news/cherry-farm-creamery-celebrates-50-years/article_ebd700bd-5ae8-474f-88c0-7edf73676f91.html)
"North Shore Restaurant Smashed By Driver Plans To Reopen In Lynnfield," per Danvers Patch. The owners of School Street Foods, whose restaurant was struck and damaged by a driver, are seeking the public's help as they work to reopen at a new location in Lynnfield. (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/danvers/s/klr8c/north-shore-restaurant-smashed-by-driver-plans-to-reopen-in-lynnfield)
Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.
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