Then if you are removing them when you sit down to eat and put them back on when you stand, what good does it do? What about cross contamination?

Yet they now own Fairlife, which is a refrigerated dairy product

Christown Spectrum Center (the old Christown Mall) did that makeover...big box stores with a small section of the indoor mall remaining (But not the Janitor’s Closet bar in the basement, alas) Walmart is the former site of the Broadway, Costco is/was the former Penney’s site

Hopefully Peter Piper gets spun out of the CEC mess, it was a decent product pizza-wise and the cheapest place in town for lunch with their pizza buffet

Another company that is majority Chinese owned

First time I saw Topco products was at King Soopers in the late 70s. I recall that Giant Markets in the Scranton, Pa. area in the mid 70's or so introduced something called the Kingston brand with great fanfare. Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't that too a Topco brand? Yes Kingston was a secondar...

I noticed that Barnes & Noble still has not restocked their magazine stands with the current issues, most of them are still March/April. It used to be that the publishers took back the previous issues.

Maybe Kroger could convert some of their less profitable stores to delivery/online only locations, so the instore shoppers don’t have to deal with all of the employees and their delivery order carts

There are already 2 outlet malls less than 20 minutes away from Metrocenter. Why not an indoor theme park?

https://ktar.com/story/3317614/phoenix- ... g-june-30/
At one time it was the largest mall in Arizona.