Rite Aid to close 6 New Jersey locations
Citing financial trouble, the company filed for state bankruptcy earlier this week after seeking bankruptcy protection back in October.
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Mar 1, 2024, 11:04 PM
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Updated 294 days ago
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9h agoRite Aid is set to close six more locations across the state of New Jersey.
Citing financial trouble, the company filed for state bankruptcy earlier this week after seeking bankruptcy protection back in October.
The six New Jersey stores slated to close are:
- 1097 Broadway (Bayonne)
- 1360 Blackwood Clementon Road (Clementon)
- 249 Cuthbert Blvd. (Haddon Township)
- 335 Village Center Dr. (Logan Township)
- 104 12th Ave. (Newark)
- 237 Spring St. (Newton)
In total, 77 locations will close their doors nationwide.
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