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March 27, 2012

Waitresses find new home in Salisbury

The Daily News of Newburyport Tue Mar 27, 2012, 03:55 AM EDT

To the editor:

I am a new and very enthusiastic patron of Nancy's Marshview Restaurant in Salisbury. Her food is incredible (she roasts her own meats, all in-house baked goods and breads, etc).

But what just happened last Sunday was amazing ...

Two of the waitresses from Fish Tales and one of the waitresses from Fowle's are now waitresses at Marshview.

We greeted one because we recognized each other from previous breakfasts, and we observed at least three separate people doing the same.

These great ladies have found a new home, it seems, and it's great to see them in this new incarnation all together. We miss some of our favorite breakfast spots of yesterday, but can't wait to visit our new (yummy) Sunday gathering spot next week!

PAUL GOLDBERG

Newburyport

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