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Older Chicagoans Can Get Free Rides To Grocery Stores Following Save A Lot Closures, Mayor Says
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Older Chicagoans Can Get Free Rides To Grocery Stores Following Save A Lot Closures, Mayor Says – Block Club Chicago
The closures came less than four years after the city approved $13.5 million in tax-increment financing funds and another $13 million in New Market Tax Credits and private funding for Yellow Banana to buy and rehabilitate six stores in Auburn Gresham, South Chicago, South Shore, West Garfield Park, West Lawn and West Pullman.
Older Chicagoans Can Get Free Rides To Grocery Stores Following Save A Lot Closures, Mayor Says
Mayor Brandon Johnson announced the program, funded by Lyft and administered by the United Way of Metro Chicago, on Tuesday following the abrupt closure of seven Save A Lot stores this weekend.
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