Downtown Lynn is a pretty diverse community. Young singles and couples, families, and senior citizens of all backgrounds call the area home. The one thing they have in common? The tight quarters that come with urban dwelling. Many also share something else—reliance on public transportation.
Now they have one more thing in common, with the opening of Sin City Superette in May. This convenience store—the brainchild of Rachel Miller, chef/owner of Nightshade Noodle Bar and Lynn resident—is custom-built for the realities of cooking and dining in a small space, with petite packages of fresh foods, like single sticks of butter, half-
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