The store, which was slated to close in March after its 3.68 acres in Webster Plaza sold to a real estate developer, said in a statement today that the decision was to 'give the community and the City more time to establish a transition plan.'
Residents of the historically Black neighborhood, however, pushed back on the sudden closure of the store, which was announced with little warning and would have left the neighborhood without a full-service grocer.
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