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Legendary New England eatery shuts down after 80 years of service

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A Legacy of Flavor and Community A family-run restaurant in Massachusetts has closed its doors after nearly eight decades of serving the community, marking the end of an era. Hawthorne by the Sea, along with its adjoining Anthony's Pier 4 Cafe, officially shut down this week after operating for 78 years at the Boston harbor. The closure has left many locals heartbroken, as the restaurants were more than just places to eat—they were part of the town’s history. Hawthorne by the Sea was located in Swampscott, a coastal town 12 miles north of Boston. The restaurants served classic Northeastern dishes such as lobster, crab cakes, and scallops, which became staples for both locals and visitors. The owners, Anthony Jr., Michael, and Paul Athanas, expressed their gratitude to the community for supporting the businesses over the years. The brothers described their mixed emotions about closing the business, which they inherited from their father, Anthony Athanas. An Albanian immigrant and...

Private Schools in Karachi Extend Closure Amid Rain Warning

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Schools in Karachi Remain Closed Amid Ongoing Rainfall Following a two-day closure due to heavy rainfall, several private schools in Karachi have decided to keep their doors shut for students today. This decision comes as the city continues to experience adverse weather conditions, prompting concerns about the safety and well-being of students. While there has been no official announcement from government schools regarding any closures, many private institutions have taken it upon themselves to remain closed. Some of these schools have also opted to shift classes online, allowing students to continue their education without disruption. This move reflects the growing uncertainty surrounding the weather and the need to prioritize student safety. The recent closure of schools was initially triggered by persistent rainfall that affected the entire city on August 20 and 21. During this period, both public and private educational institutions were forced to suspend operations, leading to ...