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Hampden Giant to be open 24/7
Hampden-area grocery shoppers now can shop around the clock, seven days a week, at the Giant store that opened in March in the Green Spring Tower Square shopping center, 1020 W. 41st St. The expanded hours take effect immediately, officials of Landover-...Tags: Groceries, Landover
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New owner for Owings Mills shopping center
An Owings Mills-based real estate investment and development group has bought the New Town Village Shopping Center in Owings Mills for $22.5 million, the buyer announced Wednesday. Black Oak Associates, whose investment portfolio contains 13 shopping...Tags: Starbucks Corp., Kimco Realty, Jones Lang LaSalle Incorporated, Real Estate Buyers
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Giant Food puts Jessup warehouse on the market
Giant Food has put its former dry goods warehouse in Jessup on the market, the real estate firm handling the listing said Monday. The now-vacant, 760,000-square-foot complex on 60 acres in the Maryland Wholesale Food Center on Assateague Drive supplied...Tags: Jessup (Anne Arundel, Maryland), Rental Service, Homes
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Catonsville High earns $8,000 through Giant A+ program
Catonsville High earns $8,000 through Giant Food program Catonsville High School was among the top 13 schools in Maryland that earned the most money through Giant Food's 2011-2012 A+ School Rewards Program, according to a release from Giant. Catonsville...Tags: Elementary Schools, Schools, Washington, DC, Clarksville, Walt Whitman
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Grocery retailers compete with mobile shopping tools
Plenty of shoppers at a Baltimore Safeway have started checking their cell phones while pushing carts and scanning shelves.
They may have been texting or checking Facebook updates, but now grocery customers could use mobile devices to plan meals,...Tags: Market Research, Target, Safeway Inc., Union Memorial Hospital, Telecommunication Service
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Online grocer Relay Foods launches service in Baltimore
Online grocer Relay Foods of Charlottesville, Va., is rolling out service Tuesday in Baltimore, Washington and Philadelphia and plans to offer groceries from local suppliers and farms through home delivery and, eventually, at pick-up sites. Relay,...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Charlottesville (Charlottesville, Virginia), Whole Foods Market, New Products
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Giant Food lays off 20 warehouse support workers in Jessup
Twenty Giant Food workers will be laid off by the end of the month after a dry-goods warehouse in Jessup that supplies Giant stores closes, union locals representing workers said Monday. Warehouse operator Jessup Logistics LLC said in April that it was...Tags: Layoffs and Downsizing, Employees, Unemployment, Job Layoffs
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Shoppers Food workers at some Maryland stores ratify two-year contract
Shoppers Food & Pharmacy workers at some Maryland and Virginia stores ratified a new, two-year contract Thursday that increases wages, maintains pension benefits and funds health benefits without raising workers' costs, the union local representing the...Tags: Collective Contract, Wage Contract Issues, Groceries, Safeway Inc., Employees
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Mamma's Cucina hoping Giant will help draw a bigger lunch crowd
When Chris Ilardo joined Mamma's Cucina as part owner and manager last fall, he never imagined that Giant would replace Fresh & Green's as anchor of the sleepy Greenspring Tower Shopping Center.
Now, Ilardo and partner Joe Ptak are sitting pretty as...Tags: Charles Village, Blockbuster, Super Fresh Food Markets, Inc., Rental Service, Parkville
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Rotunda owner's letter affirms redevelopment plans
Rotunda owner Hekemian & Co. has made its renewed redevelopment plans for the mall official in a letter to community and business leaders, including that it wants to replace the departing Giant Food store with a boutique grocer. But as one north...Tags: Business Enterprises, Facebook, Super Fresh Food Markets, Inc., Groceries, William Miller
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Giant catering to the gluten-free crowd
Giant Food of Landover is using new labels to help shoppers identify gluten-free foods. The blue and green signs will be used to mark nearly 3,000 products sold by the region's largest grocery chain. About three million Americans have to eat a gluten-...
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A Giant letdown for Rotunda shoppers
"I think it's awful," declared retired Baltimore Sun reporter Eric Siegel, 62, coming out of the soon-to-close Giant Food store in Hampden's Rotunda mall, a half-block from his house. "I think it's going to be really hard for the neighborhood."
"I'm very...Tags: University of Baltimore, Brown University, Groceries, Hampden, Whole Foods Market
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