Governor Deval Patrick has signed a proclamation establishing Saturday as “Massachusetts Lobster Day.”

October 12, 2013 New England

“I would like to thank the Patrick Administration for their continued support of the Commonwealth’s lobster industry,” states Bill Adler, executive director of the Mass. Lobstermen’s Association. “Lobster is a perfect meal for every special occasion, especially during the holiday season. Besides having a delicious and healthy dinner experience, you will also be supporting our Massachusetts lobstermen.” more@golocalworcester 19:07

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