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Nevertheless, the team behind our local outpost of Herrell??s wants to reassure the community that they are here to stay. “This is a metamorphosis,” said Jeffrey Stannett, president of Leamil Corporation, which owns the franchise. Taking Herrell??s place is First Printer Restaurant Bar and Grill, which will be led by Stannett and the same management that currently operates the store...
...you’ve been saving up your Herrell??s dollars, now is the time to spend them. After a 27-year tenure on Dunster Street, Herrell??s Ice Cream will be closing its Harvard Square franchise as soon as November. The move was forced by rising rents, high product costs, and increased competition...
...very sad,” said Judith U. Herrell, President of Herrell??s Development Corporation, of Stannett’s decision to leave the company. “There is no bad blood between us, and I wish them the best.” She added that Herrell??s plans to return to Harvard Square at an as yet undetermined time in the future...
...claimed that encouraging JP Licks to come into the Square was in line with their “commitment to local businesses that bring a unique and quality product” seemed odd. After all, while JP Licks is a local business with a quality product, so is Herrell??s, which has offered the same product for 27 years. If Harvard is truly committed to local businesses with “unique” products, why bring in one that serves a virtually identical function as another...
While those sorts of questions will linger, the unfortunate bottom line is that Herrell??s is closing soon, possibly by November. Its unique approach to ice cream will surely be missed, and we encourage our readers to savor its treats while they still...