Winn-Dixie joins Bruno's, A&P, and host of other formerly great retailing names in Federal Bankruptcy court. Sometimes progress looks ugly indeed.
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dont forget on a more local level kohl's food stores closing yes sometimes progress sucks But I will be honest in Milwaukee you have seen a number of new chains trying to gain a foot hold Festival foods in only one i can think of off the the top of my head. But they never gain any traction People around here seen to lock into a store and wont change come hell or high water.
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Posted by: gbfan001 | February 24, 2005 at 09:28 AM