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Wilson Directs $1.7 Million to Neighborhood Supermarkets
The plan will fund security, façade upgrades and training for 10 stores as the city targets food access in underserved neighborhoods.
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Wilson directs $1.7 million to neighborhood supermarkets
(The Center Square) - Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson announced a $1.7 million plan Sunday to help independent grocery stores boost business, stopping short of a campaign idea and previous city ideas that would have had Seattle operating supermarkets.
Mayor Katie B. Wilson announces new support for neighborhood grocery stores - Bottom Line
Mayor Katie B. Wilson announced new support measures directed to local neighborhood grocery stores. This new support includes the commission of a retail study specifically for grocery retailers, a program to support a cohort of local grocers with industry specific technical assistance, and dedicated funds for storefront security enhancements.
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