A local company that lost its bid to take over 18 highway service plazas in Massachusetts says the fight is not over.

Applegreen said it's investing $750 million to rebuild nine highway service plazas and renovate the other nine.

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Despite losing out to Irish-owned Applegreen, Waltham-based Global Partners says its bid would’ve brought in more revenue and ...

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Without a formal project agreement in place, MassDOT will receive only $8 million out of a $335 million "reconnecting ...

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation board on Wednesday awarded a contract to Irish convenience store company Applegreen to redevelop and operate the rest stops.

Big changes are coming to 18 highway service plazas in Massachusetts.

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