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Connecticut experienced significant business developments, including Stop & Shop's decision to close two facilities, a new restaurant chain planning to open its first locations in the state, a historic indoor mall facility, a pharmacy closing, and a new eatery opening on a yacht club campus, reflecting diverse economic activities in the region.
Uncle Giuseppe’s Marketplace will replace the closing Stop & Shop in Greenvale, opening a new 52,000-square-foot store in early 2026. The high-end Italian grocer, which has 11 stores in New York and New Jersey, plans to expand to 20 locations by 2029, targeting areas from Connecticut to Pennsylvania. The new Greenvale store will employ about 240 workers and is expected to perform well despite Stop & Shop's previous struggles in the location.
Stop & Shop will close 32 underperforming locations in the Northeast by early November to ensure future growth and maintain market share. The closures will affect stores in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, and Rhode Island. Despite the closures, the company will still operate over 350 stores and has assured that affected employees will be relocated to nearby locations.
Stop & Shop is closing 32 underperforming stores nationwide, including seven in New York, by November 2, 2024, as part of a strategy to strengthen the brand. Employees at affected locations will be offered opportunities at other stores within the company.
A shooting occurred outside a Stop & Shop grocery store in Revere, Massachusetts, with surveillance footage from a nearby Tesla capturing the incident. A confrontation between a man in an SUV and another person escalated, resulting in the man in the SUV shooting the other in the stomach before fleeing. Police are investigating the non-random incident, and the store has since reopened.
Stop & Shop, a supermarket chain with over 400 locations, will be closing several underperforming stores to strengthen its brand, according to CEO JJ Fleeman. The exact number and locations of the closures will be announced later. The company has already remodeled 190 stores and plans to invest in technology and pricing to improve customer experience and achieve a stronger market position by 2028.
Stop & Shop plans to close under-performing stores nationwide by 2028 to optimize operations, but it is unclear if any of the 88 Connecticut locations will be affected.
Stop & Shop plans to close underperforming stores to ensure long-term viability, though the company did not specify how many locations will be affected. Despite these closures, Stop & Shop maintains a strong market share in the Northeast and has remodeled over 190 stores. The decision comes amid broader industry challenges, including inflation and margin pressures.
Stop & Shop plans to close an unspecified number of underperforming stores in the Northeast to ensure long-term business health and growth. The company, which operates nearly 400 stores in five states, has already remodeled nearly half of its locations and will focus on markets where it has strong performance. Specific details on the closures, including the number of stores and timeline, have not been disclosed.
Stop & Shop plans to close underperforming stores in the coming years as part of a four-year strategy to strengthen its brand and market position. The company, which has nearly 400 stores in the northeast, including 125 in Massachusetts, has not yet disclosed which locations will be affected. The decision follows a review of its portfolio and aims to ensure long-term health and growth.
Ahold Delhaize, the parent company of Stop & Shop, announced plans to close an unspecified number of underperforming stores to improve the supermarket chain's performance. The decision, revealed at the company's investor strategy day, aims to optimize the store portfolio, reduce costs, and focus on markets where Stop & Shop has a strong presence. The company will continue investing in store remodels and operational efficiency to ensure long-term growth and customer satisfaction.
A $1 million Mega Millions prize from the Feb. 2 drawing in Rhode Island remains unclaimed, with the winning ticket purchased at Stop & Shop on Metacom Avenue in Bristol. Two $10,000 prizes from the same drawing were claimed earlier in the week. Lottery winners have a year to claim their prize, after which unclaimed funds are turned over to the state's general fund.
Two women from Taunton, Massachusetts, have been accused of running a counterfeit coupon ring that scammed Stop & Shop stores out of nearly $27,000 worth of goods. Jacqueline White and Crystal Travis allegedly used fraudulent coupons to purchase household items and then sold them online for profit. They targeted multiple Stop & Shop locations across Massachusetts and Rhode Island. The women now face larceny charges and are due in court at a later date.
An 87-year-old driver crashed into a parked car and two pedestrians at Stop & Shop in Arlington, Massachusetts. The pedestrians were taken to local hospitals with minor injuries, and the driver was also taken to a hospital with minor injuries. The parked car was totaled.
Two pedestrians were critically injured after being struck by a car in a Stop & Shop parking lot in Arlington, Massachusetts. The driver, an 87-year-old man, hit an unoccupied parked vehicle, an exterior wall of the building, and then reversed and hit multiple pedestrians. The driver was treated at the scene and transported to a hospital. The crash is being investigated by the Arlington Police Department and the Massachusetts State Police Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Section.