Filming for the newest installment of Showtime’s award-winning TV show “Dexter” wrapped up Friday in Whately. The crew will leave Sunday, after spending the last week at the Whately Diner.
Showtime’s ‘Dexter’ spotted filming in Western Massachusetts Breanne Kovatch
America’s favorite fictional serial killer is back and filming in Western Massachusetts.
Filming for the newest installment of Showtime’s award-winning TV show “Dexter” wrapped up Friday in Whately. The crew will leave Sunday, after spending the last week at the Whately Diner, according to the Greenfield Recorder.
The show follows Dexter Morgan, a forensic bloodstain pattern analyst and serial killer in Miami, who kills based on a moral code. The new 10-episode limited series releasing in the fall is set to take place in the fictional town of Iron Lake, N.Y., coming out seven years after the original show ended.
Showtime stops at Whately Diner for continued filming of ‘Dexter’
Film crews set up at the Whately Diner for the Showtime series “Dexter” on Monday in Whately. FOR THE GAZETTE/DAN LITTLE
Film crews set up to film at the Whately Diner for the Showtime series “Dexter” on Monday. FOR THE GAZETTE/DAN LITTLE
Film crews set up to film at the Whately Diner for the Showtime series “Dexter” on Monday in Whately. FOR THE GAZETTE/DAN LITTLE
Film crews set up to film at the Whately Diner for the Showtime series “Dexter” on Monday in Whately. FOR THE GAZETTE/DAN LITTLE
Showtime stops at Whately Diner for continued filming of ‘Dexter’
Film crews set up to film at the Whately Diner for the Showtime series “Dexter” on Monday in Whately. FOR THE RECORDER/DAN LITTLE
Film crews set up to film at the Whately Diner for the Showtime series “Dexter” on Monday in Whately. FOR THE RECORDER/DAN LITTLE
Film crews set up to film at the Whately Diner for the Showtime series “Dexter” on Monday in Whately. FOR THE RECORDER/DAN LITTLE
Film crews set up to film at the Whately Diner for the Showtime series “Dexter” on Monday in Whately. FOR THE RECORDER/DAN LITTLE
Nouria Energy acquires F.L. Roberts stores and gas stations
Published: 10/26/2016 9:01:32 PM
F.L. Roberts & Co., a longtime Springfield-based business, has sold its convenience stores and car wash locations to Nouria Energy Corp., including several locations in Franklin County and the Whately Diner.
According to a news release from Worcester-based Nouria Energy, the deal includes 26 convenience store locations with fuel including two truck stops, 22 Golden Nozzle car wash locations and the diner. In Franklin County, those locations include the F.L. Roberts on the Mohawk Trail in Greenfield; Roady’s Truck Stop and the Whately Diner on State Street in Whately; and the F.L. Roberts on Third Street in Turners Falls, which sold for a total of $6.35 million, according to a quitclaim deed filed with the Franklin County Registry of Deeds.