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Giant to buy two Fresh & Green's supermarkets in Baltimore

North Baltimore is losing the grocery store that replaced a Superfresh only seven months ago. The Fresh & Green's supermarket on 41st Street in the Hampden neighborhood will be acquired by Giant Food. Giant will close its store in the nearby Rotunda shopping center (above) and move to the 41st St. site, Giant announced Friday.

Rotunda Giant store relocation

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Jay Hancock: U.S. jobs report shows economic acceleration

The economy added 243,000 jobs in January, the Labor Department said this morning. It was the 4th-best best monthly job growth in almost six years. More important, it looks like part of a trend. There were a couple good job months in 2010, but they were surrounded before and afterward by months with job losses. Now the economy has clocked 16 consecutive months of job growth. The numbers are finally well into six figures.

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