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Bloomberg Baystate Business for Thursday, January 6th, 2022 – Bloomberg News reporter and Boston Bureau Chief Carey Goldberg on the latest Covid surge straining hospitals around the country (2:39) –

A Harvard Square florist that got its start over a century ago is closing its doors.

The Brattle Square Florist, open for more than 100 years, will close next month. Owner Randy Ricker, who bought the Brattle Street shop nine years ago, says he’s reached a

CAMBRIDGE (CBS) – An legendary Harvard Sq. flower store is permanently closing its doorways immediately after 104 several years in company, citing in element difficulties brought about by the “daunting”

“The prospect of continuing operations during an ongoing and unpredictable pandemic is daunting.” A Harvard Square landmark announced Monday that it’s shutting the doors. Brattle Square Florist cited the ongoing

CAMBRIDGE (TBEN) – An iconic Harvard Square florist is shutting down permanently after 104 years in business, citing in part the challenges caused by the “intimidating” COVID pandemic. Brattle Square

“Prices for plants, flowers and hard goods have risen dramatically and we are struggling to maintain our margins. Availability of product has never been more challenging,” Ricker said in a

CAMBRIDGE (CBS) – An iconic Harvard Square flower shop is permanently closing its doors after 104 years in business, citing in part challenges caused by the “daunting” COVID pandemic. Brattle

Rising costs, labor shortage, uncertainty of the pandemic all contributed to decision to wind down 104-year-old floral shop A mainstay of Harvard Square is shutting its doors, another casualty of

Back in 2009, Robyn Giragosian was in need of a place in Boston to perform her burlesque act. Onstage, she was Femme Brulée, and her routines usually involved an elaborate costume

Soft openings: Harvard Square’s Wusong Road (112 Mt. Auburn St.) is quietly open in the old Les Sablons space, with 50 seats and a limited dinner menu Tuesday through Saturday. On the first floor, a

Analog the Sphinx Dog (left) and Wapiti the Green Elk (center) recently joined Michelle the Blue Elephant (right) on Palmer Street in Harvard Square.