BUSINESSJun 29 · 19:09 UTCBLOCK CLUB CHICAGOJim Lynch

New Grocery Store To Replace Former West Pullman Aldi That Closed In 2024

A new grocery store is set to replace the former Aldi in West Pullman, which closed in 2024, with a $150,000 grant awarded to the Far South Community Development Corporation. The project, in partnership with Living Fresh Market, aims to open a smaller-format store by spring 2027 to address food access needs in the area.

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Far South Community Development CorporationorganizationLiving Fresh MarketorganizationAldiorganizationWest PullmanplaceRonnie MosleypersonMelody WinstonpersonAbraham Lacyperson

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