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...irrational positions. In the mean time, we thank the City Council for advocating more sensible policies. We hope that as Mayor Reeves and many councilors expressed on Monday night, the Licensing Commission will rethink its Byzantine rules in the months and years to come. The Square might be losing Toscanini??s in February, but it should not lose its spirit because of city bureaucrats...
...neighbor Toscanini??s (1310 Mass. Ave.) will also soon close—probably permanently—when its premises are renovated this winter...
...century-old tobacconist—one of America’s oldest. Don’t smoke? You really ought to make an exception, since their stock of cigars, pipe tobacco, and cigarettes is enchantingly vast. The staff is solicitous and helpful—a nice contrast to Toscanini??s next door—especially for those who don’t know what they’re doing. The same attitude prevails at Cardullo’s (6 Brattle St.), with its amazing selection of cheese...
Maybe you turned off TV on the Radio and heard the news. Or maybe you took off your Raybans and saw the news. It’s terrible but true: Toscanini??s, home of the square’s best coffee and priciest ice cream, is shipping...
...post text messages for free, displaying their messages for all to see. The posts appear in random positions and different sizes on the board, reminiscent of writings on a bathroom wall. Harvardians itching to make themselves heard without the need for actual speech need only go to the Toscanini??s in Central Square for a fix. “On the surface it seems anti-social,” says Stephen Randall, co-founder and CEO of LocaModa, “but this gives people a way to communicate.” Steven H. An, chief technology officer...