All Rite Aid Stores In NY To Close, Or Be Sold, Including 16 In HV

What Rite Aid’s latest bankruptcy filing means for future of Staten Island location

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Rite Aid, the embattled pharmacy chain that has shuttered hundreds of stores in the past year, has once again filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and has indicated that all Rite Aid stores will either close or be operated by a new owner over the next several months.

Rite Aid to close all New York locations

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- Rite Aid announced it will be closing all New York locations over the next few months. The business recently filed for bankruptcy after coming out of an initial filing less than a year ago. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! Rite Aid said it is starting Chapter 11 proceedings after considering all alternatives, finding that this is the only feasible path for the co…

Rite Aid is selling all NY, NJ stores amid bankruptcy

NEW YORK (PIX11) – Rite Aid is selling or closing all of its stores amid new bankruptcy filings, including locations in New York and New Jersey.  Rite Aid currently has 1,240 locations in the United States, including 60 in New Jersey and 178 in New York. The chain had previously announced closures across the region. More Local News On Wednesday, A & G Real Estate Partners began marketing the leases for bid and auction, calling for quick ac…

'I'm very disappointed' — Rite-Aid NY customers lament closing of all remaining stores

Rite Aid currently has 178 still-open stores in New York state, but they'll shut down or be sold to a new buyer in the coming months.

All Rite Aid Stores In NY To Close, Or Be Sold, Including 16 In HV

All Rite Aid Stores In NY To Close, Or Be Sold, Including 16 In HV - Southeast-Brewster, NY - See what will happen with your prescriptions as Rite Aid prepares to close or sell all its Hudson Valley locations.

Rite Aid to close all pharmacies in New York State amid second bankruptcy filing

Rite Aid is set to close the rest of its stores in New York. The decision comes as part of the pharmacy chain's second bankruptcy filing.