Save A Lot Englewood opens (2023-05-11)

CTL-E-4819 · Event · opening · 2023

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The Yellow Banana-operated Save A Lot at 832 W. 63rd St., Englewood — in the former Whole Foods building — opened May 11, 2023, after an April opening was postponed by community protest; Ald. Stephanie Coleman said she had not been notified.

Notes

RELP111 supporting event; events.json CTL-EVT-023909.

Relationships

Save A Lot Englewood — held at
Opening event at the Englewood Save A Lot, May 11, 2023.

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Edinburg Post (Chicago Tribune reporting) - Englewood Save-A-Lot opens at former Whole Foods despite community opposition

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