Albertson’s today clarified the locations of four South Sound stores it plans to close before Dec. 1.
Albertson’s today clarified the locations of four South Sound stores it plans to close before Dec. 1.
Those grocery store closings are among 60 nationwide announced by Albertson’s parent company, Supervalu, Wednesday.
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The Top Food & Drug Store at 5600 Martin Way in Lacey will close in the next four to six weeks, the second major retailer to close in the area since October.
Top Food & Drug's parent company announced this morning that it will close the Federal Way store in four to six weeks.
Albertsons grocery stores, first opened in Boise, put down deep roots in the community in the years before World War II.
Supervalu is going back to its wholesale roots, for better or worse.
The Boss went out with class. Fred Burnham, 57, retired from the Richland Albertsons store on Lee Boulevard on Wednesday, wearing his tuxedo.
"He loves to dress up and wears it every chance he gets, to dinner, to dances; any occasion," said Paul Klear of Kennewick, a longtime friend of Burnham. "This is one of the biggest events of his life."
Burnham was dubbed The Boss years ago by a store manager and the moniker stuck. His name tag even reads "The Boss."
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