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Another court victory for Fayetteville means supermarket chain’s arrival could be one step closer

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Marguerite Ross, who lives near the 30-acre site of the planned store, has filed two lawsuits against the village and the developer. The 56,000-square-foot Hannaford grocery store was approved by the village of Fayetteville in the fall of 2022. A second lawsuit filed by Ross also was dismissed in court, but Ross could still appeal that ruling.

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Another court victory for Fayetteville means supermarket chain’s arrival could be one step closer

The state Supreme Court’s Appellate Division has denied an appeal filed by a Fayetteville resident who is seeking to block the construction of a Hannaford grocery store off East Genesee Street in the village.

·Syracuse, United States
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Syracuse NY broke the news in Syracuse, United States on Wednesday, November 22, 2023.
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