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Maspeth Stop & Shop Hosts Grand Re-Opening to Delight of Community
Remodeled Store Features Enhanced Local Offerings and Expanded Ethnic Produce
James Keenoy (far left), Director of Marketing and External Communications for Stop & Shop, Tiffany Card (second from left), Chief of Staff for Councilwoman Elizabeth Crowley, Sister Tessa Fitzgerald (center), Executive Director of Hour Children, and Nasim Karimzada (third from right), Produce Manager of Maspeth Stop & Shop, join Eugene Renda (third from left), Store Manager of Maspeth Stop & Shop, and other Stop & Shop associates in celebrating the grand re-opening of the Maspeth Stop & Shop.
The Stop & Shop located at 74-17 Grand Avenue in Maspeth held its grand re-opening on Friday. The store has received a complete face-lift, featuring new décor and graphics. Additionally, the store has expanded its offerings of natural, organic, and ethnic products across all departments in order to meet the evolving needs of the community, as well as its meat and deli cheese selection and beer selection.
To celebrate the grand-reopening, Stop & Shop donated $1,000 to The Hour Children Foundation to assist them in continuing their mission to serve those in need in the community. Hour Children is a nonprofit devoted to helping incarcerated and formerly incarcerated women and their children successfully rejoin the community, reunify with their families, and build healthy, independent, and secure lives.
