http://waltham.wickedlocal.com/news/20170811/lanes-and-games-second-home-to-many-closing-aug-13
http://www.wcvb.com/article/massachusetts-staple-lanes-and-games-closing-its-doors-sunday/12004310
It was one of the Candlepin outlets in Cambridge, MA.
I spent my college years bowling there - one of the only non-candlepin places T-accessible (the other being down Morrissey Blvd.). Went on several dates there to play both regular and candlepin, where we learned the art of shoving as many skee-balls down the lane as possible before 3 were registered in a frame. This is sad but understandable - it badly needs upgrades and I can see why no one would want to buy it to take that on and preserve it.
We had annual company bowling outings there because it was easily accessible from the Red Line. We played big balls, not candlepin - they had both.