"After more than a 100 years in business, Framingham Baking Co. will close its doors on March 29, ending a family-run bakery legacy that began in 1917. The bakery shared the news in a Facebook post Tuesday featuring a sign that read, "The End of an Era." The owners expressed their gratitude, writing, "Joan, Ernie and Kathy thank our customers and employees for many years of memories.""
"Founded by three Italian immigrant brothers, the bakery has long been a staple in Framingham's Coburnville neighborhood. Over the years, it became especially known for its 18-square-slice sheet pizzas - offered in more than two dozen flavors - along with its bread, rolls, and desserts. The reason for the closure wasn't specified in the post, but the owners had previously suggested they were looking for someone to take over the business."
Framingham Baking Co. will close on March 29 after operating since 1917 as a family-run bakery founded by three Italian immigrant brothers. The owners posted a Facebook sign reading "The End of an Era" and thanked customers and employees for years of memories. The bakery gained a neighborhood reputation for 18-square-slice sheet pizzas offered in more than two dozen flavors, along with bread, rolls, and desserts. No specific reason for the closure was given. The owners previously sought someone to take over the business. The announcement prompted hundreds of customer comments sharing memories and requests for the pizza recipes.
Read at Boston.com
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