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Forum debates grocery wine sales bill
Albany, NY, May 24, 2011 — Supporters and opponents of selling wine in grocery stores held a spirited discussion in a forum held by the bill's sponsors. Karen Dewitt reports. Go to full article
Price Chopper opens new stores this week
Canton, NY, May 24, 2010 — Price Chopper is set to re-open five North Country grocery stores, shuttered nearly two months ago. These are the former P & C markets in Canton, Potsdam, Massena, West Carthage and Gouverneur. The stores closed after P & C's parent company, Penn Traffic, declared bankruptcy. Price Chopper's stores in Canton and Potsdam open today. In West Carthage, doors open Tuesday. And the Massena and Gouverneur locations will open Wednesday. Todd Moe has more. Go to full article
Tops purchase of Penn Traffic final
Syracuse, NY, Feb 01, 2010 — As the work week ended last Friday, employees of Penn Traffic grocery stores--including P & C markets in the North Country--got reassuring news that they'll continue to have work. Martha Foley has more. Go to full article
USDA's organic label not enough?
Aug 04, 2006 — You might not be getting what you pay for when you buy food with the USDA organic label. The GLRC's Rebecca Williams explains. Go to full article
Tops Supermarket Chain Selling Some of its Stores
Jul 26, 2005 — Tops Markets announced on Monday that it's putting 31 of its supermarkets in the Adirondacks and Eastern New York up for sale. Go to full article
Adams Grocer to Offer Drive-thru Service
Mar 14, 2003 — Shoppers in the Adams area will soon be able to pick up basic food items, like milk and bread, without ever leaving their cars. Rod's Big M is expanding into the vacant Kinney Drugs store located next to it. Go to full article
Preview: Potsdam Co-op Open House
Sep 12, 2002 — Next month is International Cooperative Month. For decades, people have formed co-ops for farming, banking, healthcare, housing, electric and telephone service and grocery retailing. Since the early 70's, the Potsdam Food Co-op has provided an alternative to commercially owned grocery stores. And this Saturday the Co-op is hosting its annual Open House. Todd Moe talks with Ed Clark, president of the Potsdam Food Co-op's Board of Directors. Go to full article
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