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Today’s edition · Wed., Nov. 4

Temazcal's Burlington spot closes, a month after Framingham's

Plus, the MIAA girls' volleyball tournament gets under way this week.

The Daily Framingham team2 stories12 sources5 min read

Food & DrinkTop story

Temazcal's Burlington restaurant has closed, about a month after the Framingham location shut down

Temazcal's closed Framingham and Burlington restaurants each ran eight years or more

8 years
Temazcal in Framingham was open before it closed
9 years
Temazcal in Burlington was open before it closed

Source: MassLive.com

If was one of your Framingham spots, the chain has lost another. Its Burlington restaurant has closed after nine years, roughly a month after the Framingham location closed after eight.

MassLive called the Burlington restaurant Tuesday and heard a recording thanking customers "for all these years" and pointing them to the sister locations. Neighboring Jack's Coal Fired Pizza is closed too, and Boston Restaurant Talk says Temazcal's website no longer lists the Wall Street location.

  • Sister locations: Lynnfield and Dedham, which customers are encouraged to visit
  • Owner: Boston-based
  • Burlington address: 2 Wall St.

Temazcal has lost three locations since 2025

  1. 2017Burlington Temazcal opens at 2 Wall St.
  2. Dec. 2025Temazcal's Boston Seaport location closes.
  3. Nov. 3Burlington Temazcal and Jack's Coal Fired Pizza confirmed closed.

Source: MassLive.com

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High School Sports

Four local girls' volleyball teams host MIAA state tournament games this week

If you follow high school volleyball, the postseason starts now. The released the state tournament brackets Tuesday morning, and four local teams host games from Wednesday through Friday.

Four local teams host MIAA girls' volleyball games Wednesday through Friday

  • Whittier Tech
    Marlborough
    Wed., 5 p.m.Division 3 preliminary round
  • Belmont
    Shrewsbury
    Thu., 6 p.m.Division 1 Round of 32
  • Lincoln-Sudbury
    Wachusett
    Fri., 5 p.m.Division 1 Round of 32
  • Acton-Boxborough
    Westborough
    Fri., 5:30 p.m.Division 1 Round of 32

Source: The Gardner News

Plenty of nearby schools are in the field, too, according to the Cape Cod Times' list of qualifiers. Here are more teams near you, with their records.

  • Division 1 also has Franklin (18-2), Natick (12-5), Hopkinton (13-6)
  • Division 2 includes Ashland (13-7), Wayland (9-8), Holliston (8-10)

Wachusett's 17 wins lead the teams in this week's local matchups

Source: The Gardner News

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Value
Wachusett17 wins
Marlborough14 wins
Shrewsbury14 wins
Belmont14 wins
Westborough12 wins
Acton-Boxborough12 wins
Lincoln-Sudbury11 wins
Whittier Tech10 wins

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News Notes

Library

, the free adult education program based at the Framingham Public Library, is celebrating its 40th anniversary with a community event Thu., Nov. 19. If you'd like to go, reserve tickets by Fri., Nov. 6. Framingham Patch

Framingham's Literacy Unlimited ticket deadline comes before its Nov. 19 anniversary event

  1. Nov. 3Framingham voters cast ballots at Walsh Middle School precincts 18, 25 and 26.
  2. Nov. 6Residents should reserve tickets for 's 40th anniversary event by this day.
  3. Nov. 19Literacy Unlimited holds its 40th anniversary community event.

Sources: Framingham Patch, Wicked Local

Election Day

Photos from Election Day show voters casting ballots at Precincts 18, 25 and 26 at the Walsh Middle School. Wicked Local

Home

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Around Massachusetts

Westborough

Amazon withdrew its drone delivery proposal over the weekend, and on Monday Building Commissioner Bill Hezlitt pulled his site zoning opinion ahead of a scheduled Zoning Board of Appeals decision. The Globe reports everyone is bracing for round two with Amazon. The Boston Globe

Sudbury

Sudbury mom Abbey Bergman, diagnosed with stage four squamous cell carcinoma at 27, is running the Boston Half to thank the Dana-Farber team that treated her. She first thought it was a stubborn canker sore. WCVB

Field Hockey

The Globe's Division 1 preview calls No. 2 Franklin the favorite and No. 4 Acton-Boxborough the sleeper, and lists No. 20 Wachusett visits No. 13 Wellesley Thursday at 6:30 p.m. The tournament brackets are out, and seven Cape and Islands teams made the field, led by 18-0 Sandwich as Division 3's No. 1 seed. The Boston GlobeCape Cod Times

The Globe's Division 1 field hockey preview names Franklin the favorite

CategoryTeam or matchup
FavoriteNo. 2 Franklin
SleeperNo. 4 Acton-Boxborough
Best first-round matchupNo. 20 Wachusett at No. 13 Wellesley, Thu., 6:30 p.m.
Longest road tripNo. 28 Central Catholic at No. 5 Walpole, 55.3 miles

Source: The Boston Globe

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The Wrap

Got a leftover jack-o'-lantern on the porch? Acton has a plan for it. The town's annual Pumpkin Smash is Saturday, Nov. 7, and families can bring unwanted pumpkins to the Department of Public Works, where they'll be composted into nutrient-rich soil instead of landing in the trash. Smash away.

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Temazcal's Burlington spot closes, a month after Framingham's

Plus, the MIAA girls' volleyball tournament gets under way this week.

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  1. Temazcal in Burlington closes, a month after Framingham's
  2. The MIAA girls' volleyball tournament gets under way this week
  3. Reserve Literacy Unlimited anniversary tickets by Fri., Nov. 6
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