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In breaking news, as another sign of the strength of the vibrant Massachusetts economy, Cape Cod potato chips

will no longer be made on Cape Cod, or for that matter, in Massachusetts.

They're shutting down the little factory in Hyannis where the chips were made.

And it was a small part of the overall production.

But still, I mean, it was here in Massachusetts.

You know, they still have a small brewing operation for Sam Adams in Jamaica Plain, don't they?

I believe they do.

I mean, again, it's the same situation.

Most of the product is made elsewhere, but they have something in Massachusetts.

There's just, they are de-industrializing Massachusetts.

I know it's been going on for a long time.

You know, the textile mills have been gone from the Merrimack Valley for almost a century now.

And, you know, they used to, they used to, when I was a kid, they used to make the,

the gas pumps for what was then standard oil, now Exxon, in, in Springfield, Gil Barco.

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