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This Dunkin’ Runs on Concord

November 8, 2024
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Concord’s own Megan and Mark Pesce have been hard at work to launch their latest Dunkin’ restaurant at 794 Elm Street, just off Route 2. This flagship property clearly shows their love of Concord, inside and out. They have struck the perfect blend of taking the coffee, drinks, and food that makes Dunkin’ such a hallmark of New England - and wrapped it in a vibe that is all Concord. 


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A Thoreau-ly Delightful Renovation at Concord’s Dunkin’

December 15, 2021
Jennifer C. Schünemann
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Megan and Mark Pesce, the Concordian couple who own the Dunkin’s around town, have always made community the focal point of their business. For years, they have donated coffee and treats to local sports teams and generously given to fundraisers and philanthropic events. So when the time came to renovate their Thoreau Street store, they wanted to find a way to pay tribute to the town that they and their family call home.


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