Birchtree Bread Co. partners with B.T.’s Fried Chicken and BBQ in Worcester to create ‘a sandwich of epic proportion’
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B.T.s Fried Chicken and BBQ collaborated with BirchTree Bread Co. in Worcester to created a fried chicken sandwich on a croissant.
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Add Birchtree Bread Co. and B.T.’s Fried Chicken and BBQ to the all-time list of dynamic food duos after the Worcester restaurants unveiled a collaboration on a new sandwich on Tuesday.
B.T’.s describes the creation as ‘a sandwich of epic proportion.” It features fried chicken from B.T.’s smothered in pimento cheese and squeezed between a sliced croissant from BirchTree Bread Co.
‘Still the best thing in Worcester’: A decade of growth transformed the Canal District; Plans for 2021, beyond build off that momentum
Updated Feb 14, 2021;
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A decade isn’t long in a city like Worcester, which began its history under British rule.
But within a few square blocks of the Canal District, the last decade created a lifetime of change.
Turn back the clock to 2011 and the landscape of the city’s most bustling neighborhoods is unrecognizable.
Kelley Square - without a peanut - remains one of the state’s most dangerous intersections. A vacant dirt lot sits where the Worcester Public Market now welcomes hundreds of people daily. North, up Green Street, Crompton Collective, Birchtree Bread, Smokestack Urban Barbecue are yet calling the District home.
The evolution of a ballpark
The DNA for Worcester’s Polar Park includes ideas from Camden Yards more than 3 decades after Larry Luchino, Janet Marie Smith built the iconic Baltimore ballpark
Updated on Jan 04, 2021;
Published on Jan 03, 2021
The diamond at Polar Park now looks like a baseball field with grass in the outfield, three bases, a pitchers mound and home plate.
Janet Marie Smith smiled when she heard the words “designated hitter.”
“I know what story you’re telling,” said Smith, the architect behind Polar Park, as she interrupted Charles Steinberg ,the president of the Worcester Red Sox.
Thirty-two years ago this December, Smith walked into the office of Larry Lucchino, then-president of the Baltimore Orioles, to discuss plans to build Camden Yards.
Opinion: GRIST FOR THE MILLS: Love like the movies
The Millbury-Sutton Chronicle
A couple years back, my wife and I started watching a movie together every Saturday night. I’m sure that doesn’t sound novel to many of you, but when life is what it is, sometimes committing to a movie on a whim (as opposed to a short episode of television) can be a challenge. But I love movies, and we quickly realized how many great flicks we were missing out on, so it has become a tradition of sorts. We’ve seen a few great films along with a few clunkers, but generally enjoy catching up with a popular movie we didn’t catch in the theaters or a smaller indie flick on a streaming service.