Looks like Gerard Farms is closed again, too.

Nuwaves

Agree on Nuwaves. It was a small specialty retailer trying to fight the good fight against the pharmacy chains and mall stores. They probably never had a chance, but good for them for trying.

The fitness club at the Sheraton Hotel that closed on Sunday. I loved it there because it was so quiet and uncrowded.

So in summer 2012 my husband's Nissan (serviced at this horrible dealer) left me stranded on the highway in New Hampshire. Turns out they did not connect all of the bolts and hoses and the engine did an emergency shutoff to...save my life. Nissan in Maine was beyond fantastic and they took photo and video to document everything. Nissan in Framingham refunded the $ for the service appointment, and I did not report them to the BBB. Horrible dealer and I say good riddance. They are lucky I did not press charges and get lawyers involved. I'm lucky I did not get hurt. So to see this Nissan dealer and the headline "sad". I'd have to say nope. They still owe me around $250 and sadly I don't think I'll ever see the $$ (wrote a letter to corporate).

I just heard that "Top Shelf" restaurant has closed. They were a small but excellent moderately priced restuarant.
Brenda

@Brenda: I spoke to Top Shelf today and they are closed at the moment. They hope it is temporary closure.

Nuwaves. They had the best cards.

I bought compact discs of Mana in Hispano Americana Record Shop (407 Waverly Street, corner Concord Street). The shop closed. People buy iTunes now rather than compact discs. Our New Year's Eve party used YouTube for music... no compact discs. Downtown Framingham does not yet have Shoppers World's quality of parking.

@Ramuel - that's too bad. I still use CDs in my car.

The Nissan dealership is one business I am VERY happy closed! Customer service was terrible!!!