Petition to Advocate for Kroger store on South Limestone Springfield Ohio to reconsider leaving the community with Healthy and sustainable food suppor
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Deann Ward
6 years ago
Do what is just, moral, humane. Keep that store open and update it to mirror the ones in wealthy neighborhoods.
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Phillip
6 years ago
Please keep this store . It has history and the only store on that side of town !!!
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Tia Perkins
6 years ago
I think it should stay open so people on that side of town will have a grocery center to shop at. A lot of people who live in that area don’t have cars to travel for groceries.
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Melinda Locke
6 years ago
Discussing. At the very least let another store take over the building. Which Kroger is Springfield will you close next?
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Renia Gavin
6 years ago
Please don't close this store
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Mary Witherspoon
6 years ago
Let the negotiations begin hoping for a successful outcome.
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Darlene
6 years ago
I'm deeply sadden about the news. I am also sad for the employees who are always friendly & very personable. Southside always gets bad reviews when a business leaves the area, high crime , hire insurance rates ect. I hop it's not replaced with sa substandard store like what happened when Big Bear left in Southern Village.
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Melissa Massey
6 years ago
Please reconsider this closing as it is the only available store for hundreds of individuals and families in this area.
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Stephen Thompson
6 years ago
I really love the location of this store. If you get rid of it all of us will stop getting are stuff at Kroger. And we will go to Walmart. Even though they don't have what we want.
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Amanda Walden
6 years ago
Taking this store out of its location would be an absolute mistake. The community needs this food source.
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Erin Hannan
6 years ago
Why would you close the only store within 15 minutes of this area. You dropped the ball on the new Kroger on Rt 72 only to close the only food source do a lot of people! Very sad!!!
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Jenny Fugate
6 years ago
Improve the store for the community also
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Barbara Paul
6 years ago
Please do not let this community be left without good & fresh produce
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Moira Laughlin
6 years ago
Closing the S. Limestone Kroger will create a food desert in this part of Springfield. There are no other grocery stores in this neighborhood.
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Nona Moskowitz
6 years ago
Integrity: “We act in accordance with our values, even when it’s difficult.” Make the right choice Kroger. Stay in the South Limestone community that needs you.
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cecilia luther
6 years ago
This is important!
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Peggy doll
6 years ago
We need a grocery store on this side of town alot of the people in this area is elderly and disabled alot don't have anyway to the other stores around town
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Angelica Benton Molina
6 years ago
My Father's family lives in Springfield and he used to work close to this store. Closing stores in neighborhoods that already are having food access issues is criminal when most folks depend on these stores for food. We have all together taken any semblance of humanity out of the relationships that businesses have with the communities that they are in. It saddens me that we have to beg corporate elites to stay in a neighborhood that they know should have a grocery store. It saddens me that the stores that do remain are pathetic looking compared to the ones in affluent neighborhoods. When are we going to start looking at the humanity in communities as opposed to the bottom line. Food access is crucial.
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Jalyn Q Roe
6 years ago
Hummm... The opposite of gentrification. But the result is the same... intentionally trying to disable a group of people.
Do what is just, moral, humane. Keep that store open and update it to mirror the ones in wealthy neighborhoods.
Please keep this store . It has history and the only store on that side of town !!!
I think it should stay open so people on that side of town will have a grocery center to shop at. A lot of people who live in that area don’t have cars to travel for groceries.
Discussing. At the very least let another store take over the building. Which Kroger is Springfield will you close next?
Please don't close this store
Let the negotiations begin hoping for a successful outcome.
I'm deeply sadden about the news. I am also sad for the employees who are always friendly & very personable. Southside always gets bad reviews when a business leaves the area, high crime , hire insurance rates ect. I hop it's not replaced with sa substandard store like what happened when Big Bear left in Southern Village.
Please reconsider this closing as it is the only available store for hundreds of individuals and families in this area.
I really love the location of this store. If you get rid of it all of us will stop getting are stuff at Kroger. And we will go to Walmart. Even though they don't have what we want.
Taking this store out of its location would be an absolute mistake. The community needs this food source.
Why would you close the only store within 15 minutes of this area. You dropped the ball on the new Kroger on Rt 72 only to close the only food source do a lot of people! Very sad!!!
Improve the store for the community also
Please do not let this community be left without good & fresh produce
Closing the S. Limestone Kroger will create a food desert in this part of Springfield. There are no other grocery stores in this neighborhood.
Integrity: “We act in accordance with our values, even when it’s difficult.” Make the right choice Kroger. Stay in the South Limestone community that needs you.
This is important!
We need a grocery store on this side of town alot of the people in this area is elderly and disabled alot don't have anyway to the other stores around town
My Father's family lives in Springfield and he used to work close to this store. Closing stores in neighborhoods that already are having food access issues is criminal when most folks depend on these stores for food. We have all together taken any semblance of humanity out of the relationships that businesses have with the communities that they are in. It saddens me that we have to beg corporate elites to stay in a neighborhood that they know should have a grocery store. It saddens me that the stores that do remain are pathetic looking compared to the ones in affluent neighborhoods. When are we going to start looking at the humanity in communities as opposed to the bottom line. Food access is crucial.
Hummm... The opposite of gentrification. But the result is the same... intentionally trying to disable a group of people.
We need this store